Apr 15, 2018 14:02
6 yrs ago
English term

keeps the Sales Rep accountable

English Marketing Business/Commerce (general)
I am translating a text about how to make deals with potential clients.
Here they are talking about the onboarding process, but I think I cannot understand properly the meaning of the word "accountable" in this context.

"Onboarding primarily consists of tasks for other departments, but keeping a Deal in Sales’ radar keeps the **Sales Rep accountable** and can speed up the Onboarding process."

Does it mean "responsible" or "up-to-date"? How would you explain this sentence?
Thank you in advance for your kind help.

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gives the sales rep continued involvement and responsibility

It's a slightly strange text by someone with a less than perfect command of written English - hence the Trumpian use of initial capitals. And I assume onboarding refers to new customers rather than employees.
I also assume that keeping a deal in Sales' radar means keeping an eye on it and not forgetting it.
Peer comment(s):

agree Hilary McGrath : Yes, responsible, so that if anything goes wrong (s)he is the one who is blamed/or has bonus slashed
2 hrs
agree Tina Vonhof (X)
7 hrs
agree AllegroTrans
21 hrs
agree NishantM
1 day 15 mins
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