Onboarding is an organization’s first opportunity to establish and nurture a positive and productive relationship with a new employee.
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As learning leaders, we have an opportunity to capture all the tangible and intangible program outcomes, incorporate them into the onboarding objectives and use them to shape the new hire experience.
The remote version of onboarding leverages the help of digital tools, thereby offering the employee an exciting and inclusive experience.
By shortening training time, organizations can shorten the time to market for the products or services and improve customer satisfaction.
Pax8’s listing on the Inc. 5000 for four consecutive years as one of America’s fastest-growing private companies has required building a well-trained sales force at record speed.
Age really isn’t a factor in the equation when a new hire onboarding program is done correctly.
Follow Deloitte's journey to gamify onboarding for new analysts using a zombie apocalypse.
In 1950, Eileen Barton sang the hit “If I Knew You Were Comin’ I’d Have Baked a Cake,” which nearly 70 years later echoes the sentiment about how many organizations are welcoming new employees.
It’s easy to imagine the scenario. A customer makes a new software purchase for her business unit. She finds tons of resources to help her get started with the product, but she doesn’t understand where to begin
What does it take to successfully onboard a leader? Onboarding a leader is different than onboarding staff who will not directly contribute to the strategic direction, mission, values and goals of the organization.