To correspond to economic and social changes companies make efforts to enhance individual and
organizational competency through training. However, training does not always guarantee educational
effectiveness in terms of transfer in job situation or improving ROI. Although transfer is getting much more
attention recently as a salient indicator of effectiveness of training, the effectiveness of different learning
transfer strategies were not fully verified yet. Therefore the purpose of this study was to investigate
effectiveness of knowledge representation activity as one of the learning transfer strategies in salesperson
training program. The research questions are as follows. First, is there any difference in learning achievement
according to knowledge representation activity in salesperson education? Second, is there any difference in sales
outcome according to knowledge representation activity through presentation task in salesperson training?
Third, what is the correlation between learning achievement and sales outcomes through knowledge
representation activities? Participant of this study was 76 sales person in A health functional food company
located in Seoul, Busan, and Chungcheong area. The result of the study are as follows. First, the experimental
group improved the academic achievement a significantly compared to the control group. Second, the
experiment group improved sales outcome significantly compared to the control group. Third, academic
achievement and sales were positively correlated with knowledge representation activities. As a result, the
difference in academic achievement was proved to be positively correlated with the difference in sales of sales.
In conclusion, knowledge representation activity improve achievement and sales outcomes, and there is positive
correlation between achievement and sales outcomes.