The Spirit Model: Sales Performance through Individual Realization, Impact, and Transformation

Sales organizations face persistent challenges in aligning employee engagement, retention, and performance with organizational objectives. The Sales Performance through Individual Realization, Impact, and Transformation (SPIRIT) model introduces a conceptual framework integrating self-determination...

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Main Author: Hart Garrett
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2025-06-01
Series:Scientific Bulletin
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/bsaft-2025-0005
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Summary:Sales organizations face persistent challenges in aligning employee engagement, retention, and performance with organizational objectives. The Sales Performance through Individual Realization, Impact, and Transformation (SPIRIT) model introduces a conceptual framework integrating self-determination theory and leader-member exchange to combine individual autonomy with relational support to address deficiencies in sales leadership. The model's components – individual realization, impact, and transformation – operationalize leadership practices through targeted interventions, feedback systems, and technology integration. While untested, SPIRIT provides a theoretical contribution to understanding the interplay between intrinsic motivation and relational dynamics to create a foundation for future empirical studies.
ISSN:2451-3148