Although a considerable body of research concerning sales force performance exists, little attention has been focused on the issue of failing in selling. This article presents a conceptual model for examining failure which includes the nature of failure itself, as well as its antecedents and outcomes. Results of a cross-sectional survey of industrial sales managers are summarized. Specific issues addressed include the definition of failure, attitudes and expectations toward failure, perceived causes of failure, policies for addressing failure, and its outcomes. Relationships among key failure-related variables are investigated. © 1994 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
Approximately 80,000 businesses fail each year in the United States. This Article presents an origin...
Personal selling and sales management play a critical role in the short and long term success of the...
The topic of failure primarily carries a negative perception as it is the result of an unexpected ou...
Although a considerable body of research concerning sales force performance exists, little attention...
Researchers and practitioners alike are striving to understand the consequences of sales failures on...
Sales is a profession that faces an inordinate amount of failure. When salespeople fail and face rej...
The article discusses the reasons for the failure of salespeople in selling product, concept or serv...
Understanding the determinants of sales success and sales failure has organization wide implications...
Sales practice and scholarship have each called for optimizing the manner in which sales managers st...
This article investigates the sales force socialization process, wherein newly hired salespeople oft...
Sales is a profession in which one must not be a stranger to failure. Being a successful agent depen...
Key account sales are important for business organizations. Understanding why some of these sales pr...
Every business either succeeds or fails during time. Nevertheless, failure research has received far...
about failure represents a sort of thread between the three chapters that I am presenting and also b...
Numerous studies of franchisee failure have been conducted with mixed results reported due to method...
Approximately 80,000 businesses fail each year in the United States. This Article presents an origin...
Personal selling and sales management play a critical role in the short and long term success of the...
The topic of failure primarily carries a negative perception as it is the result of an unexpected ou...
Although a considerable body of research concerning sales force performance exists, little attention...
Researchers and practitioners alike are striving to understand the consequences of sales failures on...
Sales is a profession that faces an inordinate amount of failure. When salespeople fail and face rej...
The article discusses the reasons for the failure of salespeople in selling product, concept or serv...
Understanding the determinants of sales success and sales failure has organization wide implications...
Sales practice and scholarship have each called for optimizing the manner in which sales managers st...
This article investigates the sales force socialization process, wherein newly hired salespeople oft...
Sales is a profession in which one must not be a stranger to failure. Being a successful agent depen...
Key account sales are important for business organizations. Understanding why some of these sales pr...
Every business either succeeds or fails during time. Nevertheless, failure research has received far...
about failure represents a sort of thread between the three chapters that I am presenting and also b...
Numerous studies of franchisee failure have been conducted with mixed results reported due to method...
Approximately 80,000 businesses fail each year in the United States. This Article presents an origin...
Personal selling and sales management play a critical role in the short and long term success of the...
The topic of failure primarily carries a negative perception as it is the result of an unexpected ou...