New employees should feel supported from the beginning and excited to start their new journey. Providing effective training can help your new employees learn the skills they need to be productive and successful in their roles.
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Reducing time to proficiency for new hires involves defining an individual onboarding plan, targeting the competencies and knowledge that are needed to perform the specific job within your organization.
Technology can help automate many of the routine tasks associated with onboarding new hires while personalizing the experience. It may sound counterintuitive but in this article, we’ll review how automation can help personalize onboarding.
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.
There is always room to improve employee onboarding, especially amid shifting workplace trends. These four steps will help you make the most of your onboarding, regardless of your company's specific challenges.
The goal of onboarding is to create a positive work environment in which employees are engaged, happy and excited to come to work. In this article, we'll evaluate three ways to improve the first 90 days of onboarding.
The benefits of successful onboarding are clear — so how can you ensure your onboarding strategies are effectively retaining employees? In this article, you'll learn how effective onboarding can be leveraged as a successful employee retention strategy.
If deployed effectively, post-hire skills assessments can help employers reduce new hires’ time to proficiency and work to help new hires feel valued by the organization and acclimated in their new role. Learn more in this article.
Let’s take a look at three stages in the employee lifecycle and how personalized learning can help set employees up for long-term success.
Project-based learning is an experiential form of learning that allows new hires to learn by doing. On a team with seasoned employees, new hires can gain hands-on experience of company processes by troubleshooting and collaborating.