New Hire Expectations of a Manager

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New employees know exactly what they can expect from you as a manager. Ask for more information through Emagister's website!

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This individual module belongs to the following bundle: Onboarding New Employees. That is why this course can be taught as an individual module or as part of a bundle.

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As a manager you play a critical role in an employee’s success and overall performance, this is especially true for new employees. When a person takes on a new role there are a number of things happening over the first few months. The new hire needs to adapt to new tasks and responsibilities, meet new people, get familiar with a new work environment, and adjust to how work gets done on a new team.

The course will help you create an understanding of how you plan to coach and support your new hire. This process helps build rapport and a great work relationship for future success.

By completing this course, you will:

  • Know how to help new hires understand exactly what they can expect from you as a manager

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