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Thank you for purchasing our onboarding package. Good onboarding is able to increase the retention of a valuable and suitable new team member. With the help of our onboarding package, you as the onboarding manager can do your best to establish an open and warm welcome culture in order to integrate the new team member quickly. Because: on the one hand, our package offers concrete assistance for the onboarding process as well as the necessary To Do's, and on the other hand, it is a source of ideas for the individualisation of your onboarding instruments.
At this point, another tip from our side:
Based on our materials/checklists, we recommend adapting the onboarding process and its activities to the job profile. This way, you can establish individual needs-oriented onboarding processes and content in your company, which will be even more effective.
If you have technical problems with the content, please contact us immediately.
The documents are numbered so that you can process them systematically. But of course you can also mix up the order as you wish. Under each number you will find the document to download, as well as a short explanation and tips.
If you don't want to download the documents individually, you can also download all the files at once (except for the leadership training in video format). Documents that are editable can be adapted to your needs as well as your corporate design.
We start with the basics. This checklist contains all the tasks that usually have to be completed as part of the onboarding process. Due to its comprehensiveness, the checklist also serves as a process overview.
For whom: HR - You have process responsibility and can use this checklist to distribute tasks to stakeholders.
Use this template,
In this appointment planner, you will first find an overview of the people who should be involved in the onboarding process, including the necessary preparations before the newcomer and stakeholder get to know each other. This is followed by a concrete schedule for the first 60 days. In this way, you create a complex appointment structure in the shortest possible time without forgetting important contact persons.
For whom: Hiring managers and HR - You are welcome to entrust the tasks to an appointment coordinator, but the responsibility for implementation lies with you.
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Our posters offer a clear presentation of the tasks and importance of all stakeholders and show why it is worth investing in intensive onboarding. They also help to dissolve any reservations among process participants.
For whom: Hiring Managers and HR - Promote onboarding within the company and use the posters to encourage the commitment of all colleagues to give new team members a warm welcome.
Use the posters,
In this video training, our Managing Director Aileen Kreibich presents how important the role of leaders is in onboarding and how it can be designed particularly successfully. This short training of approx. 15 minutes is a good preparation for your own role in the newly established onboarding process.
For whom: Hiring Managers and HR - For both roles, this video offers interesting insights.
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What technical content and internal company basics should be taught during induction, and who is responsible for this? This document serves as a template for documenting the induction process and can be used directly. To make it easier to use, we have included some suggestions and ideas that you can adapt and add to as you see fit.
For whom: Hiring Managers and HR - Usually, the signed induction plans are archived in the personnel file after the induction has been completed.
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Our "Manual To Me" is a tongue-in-cheek "instruction manual" for your newcomer and the team.
For whom: Hiring Managers - Encourage active use within the team.
Use this communication tool to
In this white paper, we look at the specifics of virtual onboarding and give you ideas on how to implement successful onboarding at Remote Work.
For whom: Hiring managers, HR and onboarding buddies can draw inspiration from this whitepaper for their work with newcomers in the virtual world.
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Induction is the technical side of onboarding. It is often planned in a semi-structured manner and primarily carried out on a 1:1 basis by direct colleagues or supervisors. A special case is concrete training on standardised topics, which we address in this white paper and provide an overview of mandatory and useful training for new employees.
For whom: Hiring managers and HR - both are jointly responsible for personnel development and personal and professional induction - at different levels.
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With this white paper, we want to raise awareness of the fact that some people work under special conditions and how this can already be incorporated into onboarding.
Who for: All stakeholders - awareness raising is everyone's business.
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In every company there are a number of implicit rules and communicative customs. Often employees apply them unconsciously, but would not be able to name them concretely. This makes it clear how challenging it is for newcomers to find their way in this communication world. This is where the scientifically based communication etiquette tool in the style of a question catalogue comes in: by asking specific questions about individual communication channels and contexts, it can make desired paths and behavioural expectations transparent in order to save your new team member from putting his foot in his mouth.
This tool consists of two parts:
1. questionnaire for reflection
2. handout for the newcomer to present the results of the reflection
Who for: Hiring Managers - Help your new team member get started with the communication habits of your team.
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Your success is close to our hearts! If you have any questions or encounter technical problems with the content, we will be happy to help. Do not hesitate to contact me!