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For the 21st year, Selling Power has ranked the 50 best companies to sell for in the United States. The list encompasses companies of all sizes – with sales forces ranging from fewer than 100 salespeople to companies with sales-force numbers in the tens of thousands.

See the full list: 50 Best Companies to Sell For 2021

The Selling Power Best Companies to Sell For 2021 list utilized a comprehensive application that was supplied to organizations in February 2021. This application encompassed detailed sections around several important factors, including benefits offered, sales team onboarding processes, sales training initiatives, sales enablement, and any other data or information around sales culture or the sales organization that we could use as insight to compile the rankings.

The 2021 Best Companies to Sell For list also allowed organizations to address how they helped their sales teams shift to remote selling during the COVID-19 pandemic, i.e., how they transitioned to a sell-from-home company. The evaluation and data collection processes are fine tuned every year with the goal of keeping the rankings as objective as possible while still respecting and maintaining confidentiality in the insights and measurements that are provided to us for ranking consideration. This is critical to reaching the best possible outcome of the sales companies’ rankings because sales organizations and the sales industry itself change on a yearly basis. 2021 was a testament to this thought process. Due to this refreshed annual evolution, the 50 Best Companies to Sell For rankings are not comparable year-over-year.

Within each broad category, we continue to use unique and proprietary scoring systems for evaluating compensation packages for sales reps, sales training and coaching processes, onboarding and sales enablement strategies, and sales culture. For example, companies that hosted sales contests were ranked on the frequency of those contests. Likewise, sales organizations were ranked in segments in relation to sales training, i.e., starting at a base training level and placing companies at, below, or above that level in accordance with their sales training initiatives and processes. However, compensation and benefits were not ranked with segments but rather as individual components.

This year we congratulate AMAROK for earning the top spot for a second consecutive year in the Selling Power 50 Best Companies to Sell For list. We want to stress that all the companies listed below have strong sales organizations that would maximize the success and performance of any salesperson. All companies’ sizes and industries are different, so this list should be used as a guide to explore each company’s strengths and differences and match them to individual seller strengths.

Top 5 Best Companies to Sell For in 2021

  • #1 AMAROK, formerly Electric Guard Dog

    Ambition at AMAROK: At AMAROK, people are the foundation of success. With a belief that a company’s products are only as good as the people standing behind them, AMAROK is committed to providing an environment that enables and drives salespeople to be their best. The company’s leaders support sales; leading from the front ensures success for everyone involved.

  • #2 Datasite

    Driven at Datasite: Salespeople at Datasite thrive because they are empowered to create and own their professional journey. They are motivated to close more deals because the company invests in them through training (via their Sellers University program), a focus on individual wellness, and their most exclusive accolade, the Annual Accelerator Club, which offers access to top-level networking, philanthropy, and celebrations with executive leadership and colleagues across all functions.

  • #3 Justworks

    Creating Joy at Justworks: Working for a values-based organization means salespeople are united by a set of common goals and motivations. They help entrepreneurs and small businesses succeed by serving as trusted advisors to existing and prospective customers alike. Now, more than ever, the Justworks team has been able to find true meaning by helping some of their customers survive and thrive amid tough economic realities.

  • #4 Prudential Overall Supply

    People Powering Prudential: Family owned and operated since 1932, Prudential leadership recognizes that its salespeople should be as diverse as its customers, and prioritizes a strong commitment to hiring, developing, and celebrating diversity. This bonds sales pros with customers and suppliers, who trust that their unique needs and backgrounds are respected and considered by the organization.

  • #5 Whirlpool

    Winning at Whirlpool: With more than 100 years' experience building brands that make home life better for consumers, Whirlpool recognizes the importance of fostering an equally positive work environment for its sales professionals. With its “winning workplace” initiative focused on innovating company culture and lifestyle, Whirlpool salespeople are empowered to best help their customers.


Selling Power's 50 Best Companies to Sell For — 2021

Rank
Name
Compensation & Benefits
Hiring & Sales
Customer Retention
Total Points
1
171
75
22
246
2
166
79
24
245
3
165
79
24
244
5
165
76
24
241
6
173
67
24
240
7
163
76
23
239
9
164
73
24
237
10
170
66
22
236
11
160
72
22
232
12
160
71
24
231
13
158
71
22
229
14
159
69
23
228
15
165
62
17
227
16
164
62
24
226
17
157
68
23
225
18
152
72
22
224
20
149
73
24
222
22
147
73
24
220
23
147
71
23
218
24
146
71
22
217
26
145
70
23
215
27
142
71
22
213
28
141
71
24
212
30
137
73
24
210
33
136
71
22
207
34
125
71
24
196
35
126
69
24
195
36
123
71
24
194
37
122
71
22
193
38
123
69
23
192
39
124
67
22
191
41
117
68
23
185
42
116
66
23
182
44
114
64
23
178
47
111
59
24
170
49
103
59
24
162
50
106
55
16
161
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