Chapter 11
Orienting and Onboarding New Team Members
IN THIS CHAPTER
Differentiating between orientation and onboarding to set the right foundation for new team members
Designing a memorable, meaningful orientation experience that builds connection
Clarifying how team members’ roles and responsibilities contribute to team success
Defining your team’s charter and shared success measures
Avoiding the most common onboarding pitfalls that hinder engagement and retention
Leaders don’t just manage tasks; they curate experiences. And when it comes to bringing new people onto a team, the difference between an employee who merely survives and one who thrives often begins with those first pivotal weeks.
With that in mind, this chapter offers a step-by-step deep dive into the art and science of orienting and onboarding new team members. High performance doesn’t happen by accident; it’s intentionally designed from day one.
Distinguishing between Orientation and Onboarding
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