AmbassadorJoel OnyshukSenior Vice PresidentUnited StatesVerified Community AmbassadorJoin / Sign In to ConnectIdentified ExpertisePeople & Leadership12Culture & Values11Talent Management & Performance10Team & Organizational Design10Disruptive & Emerging Technologies7View More (11)Content Joel is FollowingHow long have you been in your current position? People & LeadershipTalent Management & Performance<1 year1 - 2 years2 - 3 years3 - 5 years5+ yearsView Results9.9k viewscircle iconLightbulb on2 Upvotescircle icon3 CommentsLightbulb offUpvoteConversationCommentSaveSaveShareShareWhat do you do with unsolicited vendor gifts?People & LeadershipFinancial Management+1 moreKeep itI never accept themDonate itDepends on the dollar amountOther (leave a comment)View Results23.8k viewscircle iconLightbulb on10 Upvotescircle icon35 CommentsLightbulb offUpvoteConversationCommentSaveSaveShareShareHow do you identify potential future leadership on your team? How do you know who is a future sales leader?Talent Management & PerformancePersonal Development+2 moreJoel OnyshukSenior Vice President in Softwarea year agoThere are several attributes I tend to consider for future leadership roles when assessing my team:1) Vision: Are they able to look up from the minutia or daily tasks and see the horizon, assessing where they are ...read moreLightbulb on4 Lightbulb offUpvotereply-iconCommentRead More Comments437 viewscircle iconLightbulb on1 Upvotecircle icon3 CommentsLightbulb offUpvoteConversationCommentSaveSaveShareShareSales leaders - how did you help yourself mentally transition from being a manager, to a leader?Customer EngagementEmployee Engagement+3 moreJoel OnyshukSenior Vice President in Softwarea year agoThe transition from manager to leader, in any position, requires several key focuses:1) Change of outcome: A manager is about ensuring processes, operational procedures, and daily behavioral expectations are being ...read moreLightbulb on1 Lightbulb offUpvotereply-iconComment245 viewscircle iconLightbulb on2 Upvotescircle icon1 CommentLightbulb offUpvoteConversationCommentSaveSaveShareShare
1) Vision: Are they able to look up from the minutia or daily tasks and see the horizon, assessing where they are ...read more