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Sample Team Report | K-12 Sales Readiness Assessment
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Brightpath Learning Group

K-12 Sales Readiness Assessment — Supplemental Curriculum Team

Report Generated: March 26, 2026 Assessment Version: Supplemental Curriculum 12 Participants
Participants
12
Average Score
71%
Highest
94%
Median
72%

Your Team vs. All Organizations

How your team compares against 38 organizations (456 total participants)
Average Score +5.3 above average
Your Team
71%
Global Avg
66%

MEDDIC Category Comparison

Metrics+8.2
70% / 62%
Economic Buyer+4.1
68% / 64%
Decision Criteria+6.7
67% / 60%
Decision Process+3.5
71% / 67%
Implicated Pain-2.1
68% / 70%
Champion+9.4
68% / 59%
Competition+7.8
66% / 58%

Colored bar = your team • Gray bar = global average

Your team ranks #8 of 38 — top 21% of all organizations

Readiness Distribution

How participants are distributed across readiness tiers
2
Expert
17%
5
Proficient
42%
4
Developing
33%
1
Foundational
8%

Score Distribution

Number of participants in each score range
90-100
2
70-89
5
50-69
4
0-49
1

MEDDIC Competency Overview

Average competency scores across all 12 participants

Collective Strengths

Where your participants consistently perform well
Decision Process78%
Metrics76%
Champion74%

Development Priorities

Areas where targeted training would have the greatest impact
Implicated Pain58%
Competition61%
Economic Buyer64%
D
Decision Process
78%
M
Metrics
76%
C
Champion
74%
D
Decision Criteria
67%
E
Economic Buyer
64%
C
Competition
61%
I
Implicated Pain
58%

Assessment Section Performance

Average scores by assessment section across all participants
Knowledge Checks (MCQ)74.2%
Proving the Supplement’s Value (Written)68.5%
Below the Surface (Written)65.1%

Participant Rankings

All participants ranked by overall score
1
Sarah Mitchell Expert 94%
2
David Kowalski Expert 91%
3
Angela Rodriguez Proficient 84%
4
James Park Proficient 79%
5
Priya Sharma Proficient 76%
6
Marcus Thompson Proficient 74%
7
Lisa Chen Proficient 71%
8
Robert Williams Developing 65%
9
Emily Foster Developing 62%
10
Brian Nakamura Developing 58%
11
Karen O’Brien Developing 53%
12
Tyler Washington Foundational 41%

Key Takeaways

What the data suggests

  • 58% of participants demonstrate strong K-12 supplemental sales readiness (Expert or Proficient tier)
  • “Implicated Pain” is the most significant collective gap at 58%, suggesting the team struggles to uncover downstream consequences during discovery
  • The wide score range (41%–94%) indicates varied experience levels, with newer reps needing fundamentally different development than tenured sellers
  • Written scenario scores trail MCQ scores by 7+ points, indicating stronger knowledge recall than applied selling skills

Recommended actions

  • Prioritize training on implicated pain discovery — teach reps to connect surface-level needs (e.g., low reading scores) to downstream consequences (teacher burnout, parent complaints, board pressure)
  • Tyler Washington at Foundational level needs intensive coaching or a structured onboarding track before client-facing selling
  • Pair top performers (Sarah, David) with Developing-tier reps for ride-alongs and deal reviews focused on competitive positioning
  • Run scenario-based workshops on pilot structuring and ROI storytelling — the two areas where written scores showed the widest gaps