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Companies justify commission caps as a way to control costs and create predictability. But in sales, caps send the wrong message.
In this episode, Brandon breaks down why commission caps reduce output, create cultural ceilings, and push elite reps to leave for uncapped environments.
You’ll learn what commission caps actually signal, why big payouts are a growth indicator, and what companies should fix instead of limiting upside.
If you want a sales culture built for expansion, this episode makes the case: stop capping greatness.
By Brandon Bornancin4.6
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Companies justify commission caps as a way to control costs and create predictability. But in sales, caps send the wrong message.
In this episode, Brandon breaks down why commission caps reduce output, create cultural ceilings, and push elite reps to leave for uncapped environments.
You’ll learn what commission caps actually signal, why big payouts are a growth indicator, and what companies should fix instead of limiting upside.
If you want a sales culture built for expansion, this episode makes the case: stop capping greatness.