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    welcomed and trained along with making sure they are provide all the necessary tools to perform the job effectively. Proper onboarding will also minimize the turnover rate, turnover cost, and eliminate the new employee culture shock of the organization. It would appear that onboarding is something that would start after the candidate is selected, that is not always the case. Onboarding actually begins in the recruitment stage. It is important the Human Resource representative identifies the…

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    The Importance of Client Onboarding Client onboarding is one of the most critical functions for modern businesses. It directly influences servicing, relationships, and customer experience, which in turn impact profits. Winning new customers and keeping existing ones in a competitive market is tough. Providing a differentiated and efficient onboarding process is the key to success. From high-net-worth investors to retail customers and corporate clients alike, businesses have entered a new…

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    with their new talent are in the right direction. Onboarding is an organization’s activity plan designed to ensure a positive ongoing relationship with incoming talent. A successful onboarding program helps new hires adjust to the social norms, performance aspects, and culture of their jobs. The program also ensures that the new hires will quickly and smoothly become productive, contributing members to their new organization . Traditional onboarding is designed to provide employees with a firm…

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    These stages are: (1) Attraction & Recruitment; (2) Selection & Hiring; (3) Onboarding; (4) Training & Development; (5) Employee Engagement & Retention; and (6) Transition & Offboarding. Talent Management professionals clearly define and communicate the goals and objectives for each stage to optimize employee and organization-wide success. The first stage of the employee life cycle, Attraction & Recruitment,…

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    Designing and implementing the employee orientation or onboarding process, providing opportunities for skill development and training, and giving constructive feedback are all important for an employee to reach their full potential and perform effectively. Orientation or Onboarding Mariama-Arthur, K. (2016, January 7). Smart Solutions for Onboarding Success. Retrieved December 3, 2016, from http://http://www.hci.org/blog/smart-solutions-onboarding- success Without the proper processes and…

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    productivity (Femi, 2014). Prosci’s research identified 5 key managerial roles in the onboarding process: communicator, advocate, coach, liaison and resistance manager. Top management must be involved in the onboarding process and carry out these roles to assess potential issues and develop a rapport with the new employees. Another imperative issue to contemplate is a lack of clarity regarding expectations and roles. The onboarding processes must make it clear to the new employees exactly what…

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    Pokemon Go Game Analysis

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    The first good design of Pokémon Go game that have been analyze is the game have effective onboarding process. The affective onboarding process that engage potential user such as simple registration process which is just using google click sign-on, besides that, easy and visual profile building process which is the easiest and quickest way to bring the user closer to the game is by allowing the user to personalization of their character, so that the user able to really feel they are in the game…

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    responsibility for all of the onboarding managers within Alberta and British Columbia. When I was transferred into the new role, there was no one from my team in the same city or on the floor that I worked on to explain any first day orientation procedures. Ironically, I was astonished as this team was responsible for all the onboarding orientation for the sales and front line customer service representatives. However they had nothing in place for management regarding onboarding them to their…

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    Activity Analysis Paper

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    1.1 Assist with the refresh of the Activity Analysis as it continues to evolve. I have been able to provide ad hoc support on the Activity Analysis including: 1. Collecting incoming changes and updates to functions from different stakeholders within HR. 2. Cleaning up formatting data to prepare for final sheet of function definitions. 3. Met with Jeremy to understand process for launch of survey. This was achieved by utilizing the One BlackRock principle. This was a project that related to the…

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    Between February 2013 and January 2014, I worked at four different organizations as an interim administrative assistant. At each of these jobs I answered phones using a multi-line phone system, used a multifunction copier, used Microsoft Word for all the word processing projects, used Microsoft Excel for lists and data that required calculations, and used either Microsoft Outlook, GroupWise, or Lotus for email and calendar. At one organization I used Microsoft Publisher to create a color coded…

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