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They go and they come
Will we see an increase in resignations this year? From which groups? And if there is a great resignation, will there be a great number of new hires?
After orientation day ...
A good onboarding programme that focuses on seven reasons people fail or succeed in a new job can improve the odds of their success and retention.
Footprints before blueprints
When starting a new role it is as important to understand what has gone before as it is to work out where you plan to go.
To do or not to do: it isn't even a question
When people start a new job, there are 7Cs they need to focus on. The first C is compliance: you must know the rules regarding what you need to do and when.
Lies, statistics, and common sense. What is new hire turnover in your organisation?
Don't believe everything you read on the net. But what exactly is your new hire turnover rate? Do you know? Do you manage it?
What’s His Name and So And So start a new job
When we take on a new role, we are usually overwhelmed with information and things to remember. One of the things we need to remember is people’s names.
It's not better out than in!
Who does better? Internal candidates for a role or people hired from outside?
Welcome aboard: don’t fall over!
We need to get better at managing people into new roles.
Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, - you’re right.
I love that quote Henry Ford famously quipped decades ago...
Crystal clear, or clear as mud?
The Gallup organisation has for many years studied what makes for a happy (engaged) and productive workforce.
Steven Joyce Teaches How to Start a New Job
At this time of year, many people are either looking for new jobs, or starting one.