ACCESS Onboarding/Offboarding
Facilitator: Shannon Bradley, NCSA
OpenCI Award: OCI 21-38296
Goals of this session
Standard Onboarding, as defined by SHRM
Onboarding is the process of integrating new employees into an organization. It includes the orientation process and opportunities for new hires to learn about the organization's structure, culture, vision, mission and values. Onboarding can span one or two days of activities at some companies; others offer a more extensive series of activities spanning months.
Onboarding is often confused with orientation. While orientation is necessary for completing paperwork and other routine tasks, onboarding is a comprehensive process involving management and other employees.
Why Is It Important to Get Onboarding Right?
All new employees are onboarded—but the quality of the onboarding makes a difference. Too often, onboarding consists of handing a new employee a pile of forms and having a supervisor or HR professional walk the employee around the premises, making introductions on an ad hoc basis. When onboarding is done well, however, it lays a foundation for long-term success for the employee and the employer. It can improve productivity, build loyalty and engagement, and help employees become successful early in their careers with the new organization.
What is an appropriate onboarding process for ACCESS?
Let’s do some brainstorming
Brainstorming Link: Shannon’s Group
Link to Figjam Board:
https://go.ncsa.illinois.edu/Onboarding-OffboardingBrainstorming
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