When new internal and external hires are set up for success, it reduces the time to proficiency in the role. Beyond the paperwork, your onboarding strategy should include education and training for the job, as well as socialization activities so new employees quickly become part of the organizational culture. Learn the steps you can take to streamline your new hire processes, manage new employee data, and use onboarding to extend the candidate experience into the candidate experience.
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Thrifty and Nifty: Measuring Time to Productivity, Making the Most of Onboarding
Explore best onboarding practices, Time to Productivity measurement tips, and real world tactics to help you fully understand the ROI of great onboarding, and reduce new hire costs in your organization.
Working in a New Way: Modeling the Human Side of Organizational Success
Is there a better way of working, which does not overload people with learning content and instead, builds relationships to uncover the needs of our people?
In this report, HCI and Oxygen answer that question. This research is an extension of ...
Effective Onboarding Tips for 2018
Too many hiring managers look at onboarding as something they need to hack in order to achieve long-term employee retention. Sure, a good onboarding process will aid in keeping employees longer, if it works. But your best bet is to focus on the people you’re hiring. What do they want? New hires want to feel prepared, confident, motivated, and welcomed to this new adventure they’re about to embark on.
New Hire Momentum: The 3 P’s of Onboarding You Can’t Miss
Learn more about the 3 P’s of onboarding you can’t overlook, how to design onboarding programs with specific goals and success measurements, and how to delegate tasks cross functionally to ease burdens on the manager and smaller teams.
New Hire Momentum: Driving the Onboarding Experience
There are few instances in the employee lifecycle as momentous as the first few months on the job. New hires join a firm with the promise of productivity. They are focused on opportunities to grow and develop in their careers while making a ...
Read moreEnd the Administrative Burden of Onboarding
Leading organizations see onboarding as way to retain high-performers, reduce time to proficiency, and increase engagement. Unfortunately, many of the onboarding stakeholders (HR, hiring manager, and the new hire) are too overburdened with ...
Read moreLow Cost, High Impact Onboarding Programs
Linda Reese, PhD shares her experiences and recommendations for building onboarding programs with her clients.
Latest Onboarding Trends Shift, Reveal a New ‘Day One’
Explore the business case for onboarding and current trends, how to integrate onboarding into the talent acquisition process, key metrics to measure ROI, and more.
Leadership DNA: New Criteria for Identifying and Coaching Leaders to Their Full Potential
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