We all know how much employee turnover can cost you. Make sure you have an effective onboarding plan in place to retain your top performers.
In today’s world, there are 3 different generations in our workplaces, and they all respond differently to communication. We discuss those differences in this topic. Many companies do not understand that the onboarding process is only one step of the entire recruiting processes. Therefore, they assume the recruiting process ends when the candidate accepts the offer and gives an agreed upon start date. Actually, that may be a poor assumption. What happens if the new employee does not feel welcome that first day? How does that first impression impact the company’s retention of that new employee?
This topic helps executives, hiring managers, and human resource managers develop a best practice onboarding process that is cost-effective; and improves retention. New employees will warmly discuss a welcoming culture while becoming more productive more quickly in their new positions. This great new welcoming culture leads to more employee referrals of top performers and saves money in recruitment.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to describe an ideal onboarding experience.
- You will be able to discuss with managers and executives why attention to the entire recruitment process is important in order to retain the best employees.
- You will be able to explain the difference between orientation and onboarding.
- You will be able to recognize onboarding and retention of best practices.
Agenda
Speakers
Mr Bill Humbert,
Owner ,
RecruiterGuy.comBill Humbert, RecruiterGuy.com, is an experienced speaker and webinar presenter. In just the past 2 years, he has presented over 30 webinars with talent acquisition (recruitment) related topics, and received high presentation reviews. Bill is one of a very select group of active recruiters who speak on these topics. He is the published author of RecruiterGuy's Guide To Finding A Job; and has 68 television interviews (including CNN's Headline News) on recruitment and job search topics. He has been quoted in the NY Times and, internationally, in the Vancouver, BC The Province.
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for human resource managers, recruiters, personnel managers, supervisors, business owners and managers, and benefits administrators.
