Managers need to understand the larger system into which onboarding fits in order to maximize long term retention. This video explains how to make a new employee feel welcome, informed about rules and expectations, and valued as a new member of the team.
- When a new person is hired, … many times companies simply use the sink or swim approach. … They just throw the person in … and let them start trying to do the job. … There's very little time spent filling out forms … or going to orientations. … The sink or swim method has clear pros and cons. … On the pro side, people begin adding … to your team's productivity immediately, … and there's no loss of learning … between a classroom setting and the real job setting. … On the con side, … new employees often experience higher stress, … less confidence, … and a feeling of not being supported correctly. … The preferred method … of bringing in a new employee is called onboarding. … When done correctly, onboarding helps the employee navigate … through all of the paperwork associated … with starting a new job, helps them learn about their role, … their team, and the overall organization, … and supports strong productivity and retention. … Even though the benefits are great, … onboarding is often neglected for several reasons. …
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10/18/2019- Preparing to onboard
- Onboarding in context
- Activities before the first day
- Addressing internal tasks
- Exploring your role as manager
- Assigning a buddy and a mentor
- Setting new employees up for success
- Examining the new employee's role
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Video: Onboarding in context