The document summarizes an onboarding presentation about reducing employee confusion through effective onboarding programs. It begins with describing a typical orientation process, then discusses statistics showing the benefits of strategic onboarding over checklists or brief orientations. It provides Qualcomm's case example of developing a year-long onboarding program including pre-arrival materials, multi-day orientation, ongoing training, and mentorship to improve engagement, productivity, and retention.
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Effective Employee Onboarding Strategies
1. Reducing the Fog:
Approaches to Effective
Employee Onboarding
William Chin
Director, StafďŹng
Qualcomm, Asia PaciďŹc
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2. Agenda
⢠A Typical Orientation
⢠Basic Statistics on BeneďŹts of a Strong
Onboarding Program
⢠Approaches to Strategic Onboarding
⢠Qualcomm Case Example - Developing and
Implementing an Onboarding Program
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13. â˘How does work get done around here?
â˘Who are key people I need to work with?
â˘Who can tell me where are the pitfalls?
â˘Who can show me the ropes?
â˘Is there someone I can rely on?
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14. Common Statistics
18 months most vulnerable period to leave
1/3 managers will fail at their new job/role
average time to full productivity for
8 - 12 weeks
clerical staff
18 - 22 average time to full productivity for
weeks professional staff
24 - 28 average time to full productivity for
weeks executives
of the workforce want change jobs every
50%
3-5 years
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
15. BeneďŹts of a Strong Onboarding Program
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
16. BeneďŹts of a Strong Onboarding Program
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
17. An
Experience
A Process
Check List
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
18. An
Experience
A Process
Check List
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
19. An
New Employee Experience
Orientation
Forms, Registration,
Checklists, other
paperwork A Process
1 Day or less w/ HR
Check List
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
20. Onboarding
Formal training
classes, culture setting,
values An
New Employee
Bootcamp or other
Experience
Orientation
training series
Forms, Registration,
Checklists, other
paperwork A Process
1 Day or less w/ HR
Check List
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
21. Strategic
Onboarding
Integrated with hiring,
socializing into org
culture, mentoring,
Onboarding networking
Formal training Over a period of time
classes, culture setting,
values An
New Employee
Bootcamp or other
Experience
Orientation
training series
Forms, Registration,
Checklists, other
paperwork A Process
1 Day or less w/ HR
Check List
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Source: Strategic Onboarding, Kim Lamoureux, Bersin & Associates, 2008
24. Engagement
â˘Company-wide climate survey â˘Company strategies and the employee
â˘Performance evaluations â˘Connection with BU and related teams
â˘Manager feedback â˘Linkage with US teams
â˘Employee feedback â˘Working with virtual teams
â˘other informal data gathering
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25. Engagement
â˘Company-wide climate survey â˘Company strategies and the employee
â˘Performance evaluations â˘Connection with BU and related teams
â˘Manager feedback â˘Linkage with US teams
â˘Employee feedback â˘Working with virtual teams
â˘other informal data gathering
Productivity
â˘Multiple and competing priorities
â˘Cross-functional project teams
â˘Managing expectations
â˘Ramp-up time
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26. Engagement
â˘Company-wide climate survey â˘Company strategies and the employee
â˘Performance evaluations â˘Connection with BU and related teams
â˘Manager feedback â˘Linkage with US teams
â˘Employee feedback â˘Working with virtual teams
â˘other informal data gathering
Productivity Retention
â˘Multiple and competing priorities â˘Work-life balance, over time
â˘Cross-functional project teams â˘2nd-year critical decision point
â˘Managing expectations â˘Career development, promotion
â˘Ramp-up time opportunities
â˘New grad hires
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35. Day 2 - 365
1st Year core competency
development
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36. Day 2 - 365
1st Year core competency
development
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37. Day 2 - 365
1st Year core competency
development
â˘Half-Day sessions
â˘Facilitator-led
â˘Online self-study and pre-work
â˘Modular format allows flexibility based on new hire volume
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41. Presented at HRM Workshop Series,
Effective Onboarding, Jan 19, 2011
http://www.hrmawards.com/KMIConferences/EffectiveOnboarding_3pp_email.pdf
This presentation is based on my own opinions and does not necessarily represent Qualcommâs strategies, position or opinions.
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Hinweis der Redaktion
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A typical new employee orientation agenda. A laundry list of items..\n
A typical new employee orientation agenda. A laundry list of items..\n
HR hands off the new employee to the business group manager. They go through another list of items.\n
HR hands off the new employee to the business group manager. They go through another list of items.\n
Managers want their new hire to get on the job right away.\n
Managers want their new hire to get on the job right away.\n
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New employees are often lost and confused in their new environment without someone to help them get acquainted with the organization.\n
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Moving from “check-list” orientation to an onboarding experience\n
Moving from “check-list” orientation to an onboarding experience\n
Moving from “check-list” orientation to an onboarding experience\n
Moving from “check-list” orientation to an onboarding experience\n
Qualcomm case example - assessing needs\n3 critical focus areas where onboarding can make a difference\n
Qualcomm case example - assessing needs\n3 critical focus areas where onboarding can make a difference\n
Qualcomm case example - assessing needs\n3 critical focus areas where onboarding can make a difference\n
Qualcomm case example - assessing needs\n3 critical focus areas where onboarding can make a difference\n
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Onboarding include program targeting new grads and interns\n