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Dynamic Induction: Games, Activities and Ideas to Revitalize Your Employee Induction Process

Book information

Publisher
Gower Pub Co
Year
2003
ISBN
0566085445, 9780566085444
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
624 kB (638935 bytes)
Pages
216\217
Time added
2013-12-27 16:34:42

Description

This is a practical guide to upgrading your employee induction process. It is designed to make it easy for you to take action and repair, revitalize, or even rebuild your entire new-hire orientation and assimilation procedure. In a compact series of assessments, quizzes, charts and checklists, this book presents more than 200 ideas and suggestions for enhancing and energizing your complete induction process, beginning the moment a new employee accepts a job. It also provides the reader with 50 games and structured activities that can be used to impart work-related information to people embarking on a new job. These games and activities can be used in all the instruction-related aspects of your induction process, including planned actions taken to welcome and help the new person, as well as specific learning events designed to accelerate the integration of the new employee into the workforce.

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