As many organizations transition to a remote/hybrid workforce, the need for intentional preparation for successful onboarding is more important than ever before — especially if we don’t want our new hires to get lost along the way.
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As a result of this shift, organizations are adapting to meet current employee expectations. Successful employers are defining clear goals and expectations for recruiting and onboarding to retain talent, especially in regard to their remote employees.
Creating onboarding training materials can be an investment for your company and can pay dividends in helping you grow more easily and to scale in the future.
Remote work is the new normal, so in order to keep up with trends, employers should learn how to deliver an effective onboarding experience remotely to retain new hires.
How you plan your remote new hire's first day is crucial to the onboarding process and to them feeling connected to the organization, their new role and the team. Follow these best practices to planning your new employees' first day of remote work.
Compared to workers in the office, remote workers are at a higher risk of getting left behind because they don’t understand the social climate of their new teams and leaders.
Here are a few virtual onboarding practices that will help you set up your new employees for success in their jobs and make them feel like part of the team more quickly.
Onboarding new employees into an organization is one of the most vital stages to the job cycle and has become even more of a challenge in a dispersed workplace.
Onboarding is the most critical stage to cultivating an employee's engagement within a company. Given the Great Resignation, it is more important than ever that organizations find ways to spark interest during onboarding.
One of the biggest challenges — and opportunities — in the new virtual business environment is how to onboard new employees.