Ever wondered why the companies that do well, those that are liked by the media, where career opportunities seem to be a given and which seem to keep their staff for longer than the average 6-12 months, are those that also seem to actually care? Well, it’s no coincidence. Introducing employee onboarding excellence.
Major brands are increasingly adopting a coordinated and tailored approach to their new hire onboarding, employee onboarding experiences, and automated employee onboarding. LinkedIn sets a fine example:
If you’ve got the right people on board, you know their story, role expectations have been discussed, set, and agreed – you’re likely to be on the right track to managing your people in a positive, interested, and productive manner. However, the pros of having happy staff radiate beyond the individual. In fact, it has a considerable impact on your brand’s wellbeing, and ultimately a direct impact on your bottom line.
You can’t get things done in your business without having a carefully curated and fine-tuned team of professionals and great workers around you. We talk about teams, collaboration, and management styles that affect output, mixed in with project portfolios, plans, budgets, workload, resources, measurement, and accountability. If you’re in business, there’s no arguing it’s complex terrain.
Acknowledging this complexity, and the need for a strategy that integrates the tools to deliver results is an insight in and of itself. That’s where a dedicated onboarding tool comes in.
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