Sales force performance and turnover are two of the most critical issues encountered by organizations. This study tested a model examining the effects of leader–member exchange (LMX) and organizational identification on the performance and turnover among a sample of 356 salespeople. The results found that LMX, organizational identification, and performance are related indirectly to turnover through organizational commitment. LMX was related directly to performance. Implications of the results for both practitioners and academicians are discussed.
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