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Sales calls can be easily recording, tracked and accounted for if your use call management systems like MyOperator: Cloud telephony.Get a virtual number for your organization and use it to take all the sales calls. You also get an IVR on the number to bi-furcate the calls and make their management easy.At the time of sales review, you can choose to randomly listen to some recordings, take the employee wise call performance from your call management report, and combine it with your sales numbers to get a complte picture.These call recordings can also form a great source for training new hires.

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(First post and on mobile so sorry for any formatting issues)I had this happen twice. The first time i was a commercial sales manager for an auto parts chain. Reported to the store manager as did the retail csm managers. I was going back to school and the hours werent working for me (mainly bc i was expected to work mon-friday and was getting crap for taking off tuesday and Thursdays for school and working the other 5 days ) so I asked a few times about switching and one of the csm's wanted my job. But he just kept blowing me off.So finally I put in my 2 week notice that I worded to say that as of that date I would no longer be the commercial sales manager but would appreciate staying as a retail csm. And I got no response from him. So I worked out my notice nervous because I didn't have anything else lined up. Really I think he was trying to call my bluff on leaving. Even putting me on the schedule for the following week (which I crossed myself off of without saying anything to him)Then on the last day of my notice the district manager comes in and asked to talk to me outside. He goes "so I just found out you're leaving us? What can I do to change your mind?" I explained about wanting to switch positions and he goes "done just give me a week or two to make it official" then I told him I wanted to hear back about another job I applied for before committing and he offered me an extra dollar an hour to stay plus gave me an extra weeks vacation time. So I agreed and worked there another year.Of course my store manager acted like he was a big hero in the matter even tho he told coworkers he knew I was bluffing and there was no way I would quit....Other time was a couple years later when I worked for a privately owned parts store. I was basically an assistant manager and averaged just over half of the sales totals for the store (beating out the owner(Bob), girl in the office that did sales calls and other parts guy that worked 5 hours per week less than me combined) plus doing inventory management and handing returns etc.I wasnt looking for anything new but the parts guy at a dealship we dealt with was retiring and he called and said they wanted to hire me to replace him. I told Bob about the offer and he said he couldnt make me stay but just thought I should think about it because he thought I would regret leaving. So despite it being a raise hourly (but less hours per week because of my overtime) I decided to turn it down.After i did Bob gave me a raise (without mentioning it to me, just added it to my next paycheck) and he was right because the dealership closed suddenly about 5 months later. I stayed at the store about a year until i.was offered my current job as a probation officer.Tho Bob was also right on that because nearly 13 years later I still miss my days at the parts store.....