Onboarding Program 101

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ONBOARDING

PROGRAM 2021
HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT
WHAT IS ONBOARDING?
Onboarding is the process of welcoming and integrating new employees into your company and their
new role.

Notice the stress on the words “process” and “welcoming AND integrating”. These highlighted words
are the key to a successful employee onboarding.

A successful employee onboarding is not an event that takes place on your new employee’s first day at
the office. It is a continuous process that starts at the moment your best candidate accepts your job offer.

If you want to make sure that your new employee will actually show up on their first day, you need to do
your best to keep them engaged until their start date.

If done right, onboarding is the powerful weapon for both for hiring and retaining employees.
“NEW NORMAL”
3 TYPES

• ONBOARDING begins once a job candidate agrees to accept a job. It involves all the steps needed
to get a new employee successfully deployed and productive.

• OFFBOARDING
is the reverse of onboarding, and it involves separating an employee from a firm.

• REBOARDING
is the process of bringing an employee back to an organization and refamiliarizing them with their role.
ONBOARDING PITFALLS
BENEFITS OF ONBOARDING
ONBOARDING BEST PRACTICES
• Different companies can have various ways to start and kick
off the onboarding program from the most creative to the
most unique way but execution is still the vital part.

• See best practices of onboarding programs below:


• https://www.saplinghr.com/top-employee-onboarding-programs#10
• Netflix : Culture & Leadership Driven
• Twitter : From Yes to Desk
• Buffer : Three Buddy System
• Google : Data and Experiments
ONBOARDING CHECKLIST
OFFICE BUDDY
• Insert form
NEW HIRE TOP FAQ’S (FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS)
1. Do you  have a preference for my work schedule/hours?
2. Who is responsible for ordering office supplies for our team?  Are there any request guidelines?
3. How do you prefer to communicate – email, IM, text, phone, in-person?
4. Where does the team like to go for lunch?  What time does everyone normally go?
5. What is our department dress code?
6. Is there someone on the team who could be my guide/mentor during my first few weeks?
7. Which departments do we interact with frequently throughout the organization?  
How do we interact with them?  Who will be my primary contacts in those departments?
8 . What projects have highest priority right now?
9. How can I help with those projects?
10. What is my career path in my role…in 2 year? 3 years? 5 years?  Long-term?
Q/A

THANK YOU!

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