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Accelerator Clauses 📈 What is it and why are they important when considering a new position with performance-based compensation? An accelerator clause, in an employment contract, is a provision that encourages employees to meet certain performance goals within a specific time frame. It outlines certain conditions under which a person's compensation or bonuses can increase at an accelerated rate. Usually, this clause is tied to performance-based metrics such as meeting or exceeding sales targets and/or achieving specific metrics. When these conditions are met, the person's compensation may increase beyond standard rates, providing an additional incentive for high performance. Essentially, it is a mechanism to reward exceptional performance by incentivizing employees to exceed their targets. Why are they important? Accelerator clauses can significantly impact a person's earning potential. Understanding how the clause works and what performance levels are required to trigger it, can help a candidate assess the potential income they can earn in a role. It can bridge a salary gap when taking a new position by offering the opportunity to earn additional income, making the overall compensation package more attractive and competitive. In many cases, the accelerator clause can double, if not more, your bonus once you exceed the specific sales threshold. Make sure you are taking into consideration accelerator clauses when looking at an entire compensation plan. #somethingtothinkabout #recruitingtips #hiring #candidates #hiringmanager #contract #compensation #talentacquisitions
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Unlock streamlined success with Incentivate, the dynamic sales commission software tailored for different roles in your organization ensuring precision and efficiency across diverse functions. #Incentivatesolutions #Incentives #Sales #HR #Salesops #Finance
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Is your marketing team on Compensation Plans? Are they incentivized to grow the business? 99% of marketing teams I have seen are on the Company Bonus Plan. Most are paid annually. Most are determined by Revenue and Profitability goals. The same as HR people, Engineers and everyone non-sales. How does this drive alignment between Sales and Marketing? Don't confuse Incentive with KPI's. The best Marketing Teams I have seen... Are incentivized on Revenue, Pipeline Creation, Sourced Opp's. Via an MBO based Compensation Plan. Similar to sales. Yes, but not "on quota" per se. And yes 100% aligned with sales. The whole marketing team, not just the CMO. Thoughts? You should try it! #marketing #alignment #sales #incentives
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Incentive Promotes Lies Offering incentives to employees can backfire. For instance, a salesperson for insurance never considers the benefits for the customer; instead, they are primarily motivated by their own rewards. This is the source of the lies, and when an emergency arises, the end user suffers difficulties and places the blame on the entire industry. Strengthen your product, which will ultimately strengthen your company. Maintain a high wage rather than offering incentives. While incentives can be helpful in motivating employees, they shouldn't make up a significant portion of their monthly pay.
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What's the difference between commission and bonus and which one is best? Employers can build attractive packages which can help make a difference when they are attracting high performers to work for them. But what's the difference between these incentives. Read our article to find out. #highperformers
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We need to be more careful about the term "#commissions". Formulaic sales bonuses are not commissions. A formulaic bonus has a defined goal, a defined level of target earnings, and a mathematical link from level of performance to level of pay. Commissions are rate-based, and are not dependent on a quota (although different members of the sales force may have different rates). There are two major implications here: 1) Commissions carry much higher legal obligations for the employer. The actual nature of the incentive program determines whether the payment is a bonus or commission, not the label the employer applies. But a commission is typically owed as soon as practical after the sale, while a bonus may be paid on the employer's time-table. Commissions have far less discretion, as well, while an employer's policies will have more influence over whether the bonus is payable if a rep quits, or is terminated for cause. There are also different regulations about whether commissions or bonuses can contribute to FLSA exemption, or if there is an overtime impact for the non-exempt. They may count differently for retirement contributions. Mismanaging this in employee-friendly jurisdictions becomes very costly and inconvenient. 2) A quota-bonus formula implies the organization knows the appropriate cost of the rep's labor, and the results expected from the rep's assignment. A commission rate suggests that the organization doesn't know exactly how much the rep will sell, and instead accepts that sales incentives will always be the same percent of revenue. Perhaps they're pursuing new clients, or perhaps they're more of an independent agent (as in real estate or insurance) and information asymmetry prevents the organization from assessing the likely range of results. Typically, less mature organizations have commission plans, and as the corporation fine tunes incentives they shift towards a bonus. Mis-labeling the plan as it evolves leads to misunderstandings about the financial profile of the plan and assumes compliance risks with large, unpredictable impacts. Because incentives programs are variously led by sales, GTM ops, HR, and Finance, often Legal is not sufficiently involved and incentives are merely the 'hobby' of the executive overseeing them. As a result, organizations are not aware of the risks they assume by using the wrong terms. #salesincentives
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What would you do with an extra £20,000 a year? 💰 Here’s what I’d do as a business owner: 👉 Increase the salary of my best-performing team members 👉 Invest in marketing 👉 Invest in training for my team 👉 Take a (very nice) holiday £20,000 is approximately how much you can save as a UK business per year by hiring just ONE person in Argentina full-time to support your team (vs a UK salary + some associated expenses). You’d save even more if you’re based in the US. And even more if you hired more than one person overseas. The truth is, you can do whatever you want with it. You could technically take an extra £20k salary per year. And that's fine. Building overseas teams isn't just about saving money, but that's definitely a MASSIVE benefit. What would YOU do with an extra £20,000 a year? 🤔 P.S. If you want to know how to get started with building an overseas team, DM me, happy to help! #recruitment #marketing #agency #hiring
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Jo Everill HR works with many small business owners who are starting up their own business. Some have been previous contacts now setting up by themselves or new contacts looking for some help as they navigate their employment journey. There are quite a few steps to take until you get to the point of employing for the first time, but it's always good to be as prepared as possible. Here are some pointers for you; **Register your business, whether as a sole trader, limited company or partnership. **Dependant on the type of your business its important to check what other responsibilities your business may have such as licences or permits, for example to play music, sell food or to trade in the street, to sell goods online or abroad. **Research the correct types of insurance for your business, premises and location. **It’s important to check your responsibilities dependant on where your business will operate, for example from home or whether you will buy or rent somewhere and will have business rates to pay. www.gov.uk is an essential source of information to get you started if you are yet to set up or need to check on any of these points. Once you have these clear you will want to start looking at employing for the first time and getting in touch with me by DM or email to Jo@joeverillhr.co.uk so I can take you step by step. #hrconsultant #hrsupport #smallbusinesssuport #healthcarehr
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What's the difference between commission and bonus and which one is best? Employers can build attractive packages which can help make a difference when they are attracting high performers to work for them. But what's the difference between these incentives. Read our article to find out. #highperformers
What’s the difference between commission and bonus and which one is best?
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What's the difference between commission and bonus and which one is best? In this article we look at the differences between incentive structures, often referred to as Sales Incentive Plans (SIPs) and some of the things salespeople and employers have told us about which works best for them. #employeetips #salesincentiveplans
What’s the difference between commission and bonus and which one is best?
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