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Backfill Your Top Sales Rep in Less Than Two Weeks![]() Posted by Dan Perry on Tue, Aug 14, 2012 inShare If your top sales rep resigned today, how long would it take you to recover? Imagine this scenario: Your sales manager calls you up “Bob, are you sitting down?” This is not a good start. “Drew (the top sales rep in the company) just resigned. What do you want to do?” Has this ever happened to you? It happened to me when I was a Regional Sales VP for a Fortune 250 company. Here is what flashed in front of my eyes:
Proper nurturing of your top candidates ensures success. This is a core fundamental of a great Talent Management Program. Through extensive research (over 1500 discussions with your ‘A’ players last year alone), we found most of these ‘A’ players were hired through a referral and ‘dated’ the company for over 6 months before they were hired. ‘A’ players quit because of their boss. Why not recruit the people you want and start the relationship off correctly? But what does it mean to create a virtual bench? In the book our CEO, (Greg Alexander) wrote, “Topgrading for Sales” ,he defines a virtual bench as:“Your talent prospect list is your Virtual Bench - virtual because you haven’t hired anyone on the list. You will need a constant flow of talented sales people coming your way, since there will always be turnover…” Leave a comment below with your address and we will send you a book for free. Creating a Virtual Bench takes time. It is hard work. But it will save the day if your top sales rep quits. No more being held hostage; less reliance on one guy; more stability and piece of mind to hit the number. So, If you don’t have one, get started today by:
Ever wonder why some of your personal recruits drop out of the interviewing process? The main reason is you haven’t identified where they are in their ‘buying’ or selection process. Note that each Virtual Candidate enters into their ‘Buying’ Process at different stages. Identifying where they are and then how to nurture them along with appropriate content is critical they don’t drop out. Be sure to have appropriate dialogue and send the correct content as well. Think used car salesman: Remember when you walk on the car lot and the sales guy gives you a cheesy line like “What’s it going to take to put you in a car today?” Your response: “Just looking…” Your real thought: “Back off man. I am not ready to speak with you yet.” Your virtual candidates are thinking the same thing. Every Sales VP has received the dreaded ‘My best guy just quit’ phone call. Confusion, disorientation and panic all attack the senses when this type of news is delivered. Do you want to eliminate this type of experience? Bury this dreaded memory, never to be relived again? Use the below roadmap:
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But what does it mean to create a virtual bench? In the book our CEO, (Greg Alexander) wrote, “Topgrading for Sales” ,he defines a virtual bench as: