Manage HR Magazine | Thursday, October 29, 2020
Microlearning courses will be widely adopted for onboarding. New employees will be able to watch video content and get involved in learning activities from mobile devices.
FREMONT, CA: The way a company onboards employees defines the speed of the development and whether they need more training. By optimizing employee’s onboarding experience, companies can maintain the productivity and efficiency of employees.
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[vendor_logo_first]Here are eight trends of employee onboarding:
Personalization
Personalize communication with new hires, their documents, and paperwork. Take time to understand what makes them engaged at work and excited to learn.
Cultural Familiarizing
Let new hires communicate with future coworkers and familiarize them with the culture of the organization.
Preboarding
Send employees information on things that are happening in the organization before their first day of work. It is important to get to know them and let them get to know their colleagues and managers, and ensure that they are comfortable and looking forward to their first day of work.
Microlearning
Microlearning courses will be widely adopted for onboarding. New employees can watch video content and get involved in learning activities from mobile devices.
Longer Time Tables
Prepare to develop more extensive onboarding programs with career maps and long-term tailored for each employee.
Mentorships and Coaches
Workplaces will have mentors and coaches to guide new hires. In case a new hire has a question about the company culture, the mentors can help them.
All-Inclusive Welcome Kits
Employers need to prepare an all-inclusive kit, including personalized messages, goods, and a list of answers to frequently asked questions, among other items.
Specialized Training
New hires are trained for specific roles with a new organization during onboarding, allowing them to have more opportunities to experience personalized training.
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