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eBook # 14-08

 How To Improve
 Your Employee Orientation Procedure


Written and Compiled By: Gene Levine Associates - Management Advisors - Since 1965

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SYNOPSIS

Existing as well as new employees report to work bringing with them their individuality and a lifetime of background experiences. Each employee is different because of those experiences. There is orientation for existing employees who must be retrained and there is orientation for new employees.

Regardless of who needs training, good teachers know that employees must be taught as the individuals they are and that no single method will work with all types of personalities. 

As it relates to new employees, orientation is the planned and guided adjustment of recent hires to their new company, their new jobs and their new fellow workers. The faster the adjustment, the less the turnover. Good teachers know must train the new employee in the hundred or so required orientation steps but are flexible in their teaching approach.  

Regarding orienting existing employees to required changes, the better and more professional your orientation process is the sooner these employees will be happier and productive and less likely to produce sub-standard quality.

This eBook provides the wisdom, ideas, suggestions and tools to bring your orientation process up to date.


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"One of the largest contributors to excessive turnover in the early critical weeks is poor or non-existent orientation and/or training programs. Proper orientation will make an employee acclimatize in the shortest possible time. New employees should go through a process that will help them acquire the knowledge, skill, attitudes and friends necessary to allow them to adapt to company life. At the same time, because business is not static, employees with tenure also continually undergo orientation processes. Changing policies, new personnel, changes in physical surroundings all require that orientation programs not be limited to just new employees.

"The basis for any sound orientation program is knowledge. Most firms have about 40 to 100 steps that a new employee must go through while becoming a permanent employee. This eBook not only provides a list of the most widely-used orientation steps and tools, it discusses the wisdom of including them in your orientation checklist. Studies have shown that  employees who are trained step-by-step from a set of written orientation guidelines are less likely to be early washouts and more likely to be productive faster."

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