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Sales managers are responsible for organizing and directing their team of sales professionals. They set sales and customer satisfaction goals for their sales representatives and work to help everyone achieve periodic objectives.
A typical day for a sales manager may include:
- Addressing and resolving customer complaints that escalated beyond the sales representative
- Analyzing sales numbers and adjusting goals and strategies appropriately
- Developing discount programs, sales campaigns, and other strategies to help increase sales, improve customer satisfaction, and help sales representatives achieve higher levels of success
- Training sales representatives on the products and services provided by the company as well as proper sales techniques.
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These cities have the highest paying median for
Sales Manager
New York, NY
$187,500
Houston, TX
$142,500
Dallas, TX
$141,000
Charlotte, NC
$138,500
Miami, FL
$137,500
Atlanta, GA
$127,500
Chicago, IL
$120,500
Los Angeles, CA
$117,500
Salary information is calculated from job seeker profiles and job postings. Both hourly and yearly wages could be reported.
A typical day for a sales manager may include:
- Addressing and resolving customer complaints that escalated beyond the sales representative
- Analyzing sales numbers and adjusting goals and strategies appropriately
- Developing discount programs, sales campaigns, and other strategies to help increase sales, improve customer satisfaction, and help sales representatives achieve higher levels of success
- Training sales representatives on the products and services provided by the company as well as proper sales techniques.