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Optimum Onboarding
Managers who make do with a poorly structured onboarding process with hopes that their new sales hires are talented enough to make up for their slapdash approach should ask themselves, "If you do not have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over?"
Foster a Community of Connection from the Start
Whether onboarding a new hire or helping an employee transition to a new role, there should be an intentional effort by the employer and the employee to develop a network of key connections within the company.
Peer Mentorships Can Be Uniquely Impactful
With peer mentoring, mentees get help with self-directed learning and establish supportive relationships, while mentors develop leadership skills and are recognized for their hard work and accomplishments.
Getting a Good Start
Tips for better onboarding, including beginning before a new hire's first day and being careful to not squash individuality.
Onboarding As a Retention Tool
Think onboarding isn't a priority? Think again. As much as 20% of employee turnover happens in the first 45 days. One-third of new hires look for a different job within the first six months. Solid starts are vital to long-term success.
Offboarding Is As Critical As Onboarding
Exit interviews fall at the other end of an employee's tenure, but they can be just as valuable to ensuring a company's long-term success.
