ON-BOARDING - is a formal strategy and a defined process to quickly integrate a new employee into your organization and culture. It should be designed to help employees acquire the necessary knowledge, skills, and behaviors to become effective and productive members.
The VALUE of a well-defined new-hire On-boarding process:
How long should the On-Boarding Process take?
Studies have shown that the ideal length for this activity is about three months. Less than that is just not sufficient to make a significant impact on the employee. Too short, or no on-boarding process at all, can negatively affect a new hire, and increases the chances they will not stay very long.
On-boarding is the best time and best way to initiate and cultivate relationships with your new talent, establishing a bond between management and more seasoned employees at this crucial stage in their employment.
Recognizing Employees at the completion of your Onboarding process lets them know, from the very start, that their new employer appreciates them and values their contributions to the company.
Consider the use of low-cost awards at the completion of the on-boarding process. These awards are part of the Early Service Recognition category, within your Service Recognition Program.
Recognition awards, given at the completion of your on-boarding process, need not be expensive - it’s the thought that counts. Select-Your-Gift makes it easy with options for very low cost gift-of-choice Award Packets for this type of recognition.
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