Roles & Responsibilities of DSM
Roles & Responsibilities of DSM
Roles & Responsibilities of DSM
Role is the behavior expected of, or attributed to, someone occupying a given position in a social or business unit.
Business Manager
Market Developer Marketing Supervisor
Roles of a DSM
Coach & Mentor
System Administrator
Customer Manager
Son/Daughter
You
Friend
FSO/BE
Responsibility
Responsibility
Action
Action
Action
Action
Market Developer
Which Role is this ? Utilizes FSOs market intelligence to identify the growth areas for the business
Market Developer
Business Manager
Which Role is this ? Increases per man yield of each team members
Business Manager
Which Role is this ? Ensures implementation of the companys marketing strategies to right customer with right inputs
Marketing Supervisor
Which Role is this ? Ensures Doctor selection on the basis of potential of each doctor to give business by thorough retail survey
Marketing Supervisor
Which Role is this ? Ensures that all the systems work through disciplined implementation System Admistrator
Which Role is this ? Maintains appropriate records and reports of each team members for reviewing the performance
System Administrator
Which Role is this ? Provides KOLs need based specific services (clinical/professional need ) with an objective of building long term professional relationship Customer Manager
Which Role is this ? Ensures regular & incremental business from these key customers with a regular follow up and right product promotion.
Customer Manager
Ensures proper growth & development of his team members through on-the-job training
Coach
Coach
Challenges to Overcome!
Inadequate understanding about Roles & Responsibilities between FSO & DSM Tendency to pass the blame on FSO Tendency to supervise people & not focusing on task Lack of empathy & understanding of the situations Inability to understand & change roles as per the situation Lack of goal clarity & improper analysis. Tendency to criticize people rather than to demonstrate & develop. Not appreciating good work at the right time. Some time too much of praise without proper thought.