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A dotplot is a graphical portrayal of an absolute or relative frequency distribution of continuous quantitative data having the following characteristics:
a. the lower and upper limits of the data classes are identified by tick marks on a horizontal axis, and
b. the corresponding absolute or relative class frequencies are represented by the areas of contiguous rectangles that stand on top of each of these class intervals.
Sales Territory
A designated geographic area or customer group for which a salesperson or team is responsible.
Competitive Benchmarking
A market-based sales force sizing approach in which sales managers match the size of competitors’ sales forces.
Competitors' Sales Force
A group employed by a company's rival tasked with selling their products or services.
Lead Scoring
A methodology used to rank prospects against a scale that represents the perceived value each lead represents to the organization.
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