Getting new employees productive quickly and keeping them is a key business goal. About 30 percent of employees leave within their first year, and a disorganized orientation can undo good recruiting.
This 60-minute employee onboarding best practices webinar shows how a systematic program that starts during recruitment and runs through the first year helps people get up to speed and stay. Strong programs combine socialization, acculturation, training and coaching so employees understand their role and feel connected.
Millennials have their own needs, but what works for them generally works for everyone. You'll learn the five key components of a best-practice program, the four C's, gamification, technology and five metrics for measuring results.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Effective onboarding makes new employees productive sooner, raises engagement and improves retention, which makes it a real competitive advantage. Formal onboarding has been linked to a 69 percent higher chance of keeping a new employee for three years.
This session suits HR professionals, leaders, supervisors and organizational development staff who want a cost-effective plan that lifts retention and productivity.
AREA COVERED
Building the program
- The purpose and benefits of a great onboarding program
- The five key components of a best-practice onboarding program
- The four C's: compliance, clarification, culture and connection
- Structuring a complete onboarding plan
- Using technology to modernize your program
- Applying gamification to onboarding: why and how
Millennials and engagement
- Eight tips for better millennial onboarding
- Nurturing millennials from the start and getting them to full potential quickly
- Building connections with new hires
- How retention interviews support onboarding
- Coaching and mentoring questions for engagement and loyalty
Measuring and improving
- Five metrics to measure effectiveness
- Assessing your onboarding program
- Best practices, including a list of 100+ onboarding practices
- Problems and pitfalls to avoid
- Tips and ideas to make your program more effective
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Explain the purpose and benefits of a structured onboarding program
- Apply the five key components and the four C's of onboarding
- Use proven tips to onboard millennials and all new hires
- Add gamification and technology to your program
- Measure onboarding with five effectiveness metrics
- Assess your program and avoid common pitfalls
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Human Resources professionals
- Leaders
- Supervisors
- Organizational development
Effective onboarding makes new employees productive sooner, raises engagement and improves retention, which makes it a real competitive advantage. Formal onboarding has been linked to a 69 percent higher chance of keeping a new employee for three years.
This session suits HR professionals, leaders, supervisors and organizational development staff who want a cost-effective plan that lifts retention and productivity.
Building the program
- The purpose and benefits of a great onboarding program
- The five key components of a best-practice onboarding program
- The four C's: compliance, clarification, culture and connection
- Structuring a complete onboarding plan
- Using technology to modernize your program
- Applying gamification to onboarding: why and how
Millennials and engagement
- Eight tips for better millennial onboarding
- Nurturing millennials from the start and getting them to full potential quickly
- Building connections with new hires
- How retention interviews support onboarding
- Coaching and mentoring questions for engagement and loyalty
Measuring and improving
- Five metrics to measure effectiveness
- Assessing your onboarding program
- Best practices, including a list of 100+ onboarding practices
- Problems and pitfalls to avoid
- Tips and ideas to make your program more effective
- Explain the purpose and benefits of a structured onboarding program
- Apply the five key components and the four C's of onboarding
- Use proven tips to onboard millennials and all new hires
- Add gamification and technology to your program
- Measure onboarding with five effectiveness metrics
- Assess your program and avoid common pitfalls
- Human Resources professionals
- Leaders
- Supervisors
- Organizational development
