A smooth employee onboarding process is essential for ensuring that new hires perform well and stick around to make your company successful.
Onboarding can be a long process with lots of steps, and sometimes steps are missed because employers want to rush the process and get new people integrated quickly. But skipping steps mean the new hire may not get the tools or training they need to do their job.
If your HR teams use Jira or Confluence, then they can use Didit to create onboarding checklists (and any other HR-related checklists they may need). Here’s what you can do:
Sometimes using an employee onboarding checklist can encourage HR teams to blindly follow the same process for every hire, even if certain aspects of it aren’t relevant to their role.
As a result, the new employee may be confused as to what’s expected of them or waste time learning things they don’t need.
Although the steps may be similar for each new hire, it’s important to keep your onboarding process flexible.
Every checklist you make in Didit, even those based on a template, can be easily tweaked so that you can personalize the onboarding process in ways that reflect the new hire’s role.
Please see our documentation for how to make and use employee onboarding checklists in Didit.