Better onboarding isn’t a better experience. It’s more revenue, sooner.
Ramp and selling come out of the same year. Shorten the ramp and revenue starts arriving sooner, from a hire you are already paying for.
Onboarding runs in four stages: prepare, practice, reinforce and certify. AI speeds up preparation and practice. Managers lead reinforcement, and a trained certifier signs off.
Most of ramp is spent learning the product, the buyers, the process and the tools, and getting enough practice to be credible. Condor compresses it three ways: AI-powered prework with practice sessions on every topic, a cohort workshop that rehearses each part of the sale, and a rigorous certification, so readiness is proven rather than assumed. New hires spend more of their first months selling.
Built and run inside LinkedIn’s global sales organization, where a new cohort started every month against a live revenue number. Onboarding was the whole job, not one of five responsibilities.
Recognized with a sales club award normally reserved for quota carriers.
As a sales leader: 3x President’s Club, Most Inspirational Leadership Award and Leadership Excellence Award.
Onboarding combines structured preparation, guided practice, manager reinforcement, and certification into a repeatable ramp system, customized to your revenue motion and powered by AI-enabled learning.
Every engagement sets targets on the same five measures before the first cohort starts, then reports against them after. The targets are built with you, against your motion and your baseline, never borrowed from someone else’s business.
Ramp is the part of a new hire’s first year you can genuinely engineer.
Tell us how new hires ramp today. We will come back with where the time goes, and what a faster ramp is worth.