
To utilize my leadership and management skills to obtain a General Floor Manager position at NFM.
Coaching Intervention
To address inconsistent performance and tailor goals to each individual, the new Sales Manager duo implemented a structured, data-driven coaching system centered on daily behavior—not monthly results. The first step included a performance-tracking Excel file that displayed each salesperson's key metrics.
1. Daily Data Collection The Sales Manager manually recorded four metrics for every salesperson:
· Total sales volume
· Add-on dollars sold
· Add-on pen rate
· Add-on attach rate
2. Customized Volume Goals Based on Individual Performance Using the previous months' daily data, with adjustments to drive improvement, the Sales Manager created individualized sales volume goals for the month for each salesperson. These volume goals reflected the individual salesperson—not a one-size-fits-all expectation.
3. Turning Volume Goals into Add-On Dollar Goals To translate sales opportunities into meaningful add-on performance.
4. Breaking it Down: Monthly to Daily
5. Transitioning From Manual Tracking to Automation The Excel spreadsheet proved its effectiveness month after month. Because of the time and effort that was required to collect the data manually, the Sales Manager collaborated with the Power BI team to convert the manual report into a fully automated dashboard.
This upgrade allowed managers to scale the coaching model and maintain high accountability without the administrative burden of manual spreadsheets. Sales Person Break Down - Sales Area Daily Metrics - Power BI
-NFM, A/E Theft & Steering Committee
-NFM, Sales Accountability Committee