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In this opening segment of Mark Osborne’s presentation, he contrasts sales management in large corporations with that in small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). He identifies the most damaging problem for SMBs: the lack of concrete sales goals. While companies may have a vague revenue figure in mind, they often fail to break that figure down into specific growth targets for each product or service line and then assign measurable objectives to individual salespeople. This disconnect prevents focused execution and hampers revenue growth.

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