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D099 - module 6
D099 - Unit 5
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Sales territories | A geographical area or type of customers assigned to a sales unit such as salesperson, sales team, or sales manager |
| sales targets | A goal set for a sales representative or sales department in terms of revenue or units sold in a specific time period |
| buying power | Purchasing power |
| departmentalization | grouping of people, tasks, and resources into organizational units |
| Product structure | based on the goods or services produced or sold by the organizational unit. |
| Customer structure | based on the primary type of customer served by the organizational unit |
| Geography structure | based on the geographic segmentation of organizational units |
| matrix structure | sometimes used in combination with the traditional line-and-staff structure in an organization. |
| Role perceptions | Beliefs about one's job and job expectations |
| boundary spanners | An individual who operate outside the firm and in the field. |
| job aptitude | A employee's ability to perform in a particular role |
| skill level | Special ability in a task or job; ability acquired by training |
| Internal stakeholders | persons who are directly involved in the sales process or have a financial stake in the success of the sales. |
| External stakeholders | Entities not within a business itself but who care about or are affected by its performance |
| role ambiguity | A situation where people are unclear or uncertain about their role expectations |
| role conflict | A situation where there are incompatible demands placed upon a person relating to his or her job or position |
| role inaccuracy | A mistaken perception of role expectations |
| role stress | The pressures experienced by people because of their role (job) in the organization |
| Job satisfaction | the level of contentment a person feels regarding his or her job. |
| Affective job satisfaction | A person's emotional feeling about the job as a whole |
| Cognitive job satisfaction | how satisfied employees feel concerning some aspect of their job, such as pay, hours, or benefits. |