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[closed] What is a commission in business?

Hello,

My name is Aimee and I a current business management student with an achieved degree in administration. I will have my bachelor's degree soon in the same area. The love that I have for learning more about business leads me to collaborate with professionals and other students. I would like to ask for myself, what is a business commission? Is it the same thing as a bonus? For example, how can I use a comission to my strength and leverage it in business? I would like to clear this up so that when I look at job searches I can be focused and determined. Perhaps I can add this to become more empowered.

Sincerely,
Aimee #business-administration #business-management #leadership #job-coaching #job-searching

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Commission is usually associated with Sales roles. It is part of the remuneration package of people whose job (or part of their job) is to sell something (a product or a service). They get a commission depending on how much of that product or service they sell. So a sales person could be on 70% salary and 30% commission and so the planned take home pay is 100%. But it doesn't mean they will always earn 100%. If they are not very successful in selling they may take home less than 100% but not less than 70%. Equally if they are very successful at selling they may take home more than 100%.

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