Training
Getting the Most out of Your New Hires
By Staff Report
Nov. 15, 2012
One of the biggest mistakes companies make is ending the hiring process with on-boarding. Ensuring top notch productivity and longevity requires answering three main questions successfully that address ensuring newly hired employees get up to full productivity, retaining employees after they are hired and measuring success and improvement over time.
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