80:20 Rule
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The 80:20 Rule of Sales discusses how many companies find that 80% of their sales are produced by only 20% of their sales force, leaving the other 80% of the sales force less motivated and underperforming. The document suggests helping companies motivate the remaining 80% of their sales force to increase overall sales.
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