The chapter focuses on the significance of effective onboarding programs and strategies to foster employee engagement, highlighting their impact on retention, satisfaction, and productivity. It outlines the vital components of onboarding, including preboarding and initial training, and discusses employee engagement's characteristics, measurement tools, and strategies for improvement.
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Term: Onboarding
Definition: The process of integrating new employees into an organization, involving training, orientation, and adjustment to the workplace culture.
Term: Employee Engagement
Definition: The level of commitment and emotional involvement an employee has towards their organization and its goals.
Term: Preboarding
Definition: The phase before the actual start date of a new employee, including documentation and welcome activities.
Term: Engagement Measurement Tools
Definition: Tools like pulse surveys and eNPS that help assess and track employee engagement levels over time.
Term: Feedback Loops
Definition: Regular communications and mechanisms for employees to provide input on their experiences and workplace improvements.