
On-Boarding Programmes
The interim period between a candidate accepting a job offer to their start date can sometimes be as much as a year. We offer a simple and effecting on-boarding solution, enabling you to send operational and cultural updates directly to your new starter's smart phones.
The importance of on-boarding
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Communicating with new starters before they start offers enormous benefits to both new starters and organisations alike.
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Less stress - It gives new starters to get an understanding of the culture and operations of an organisation to enable them to hit the ground running
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On-boarding helps ensure that new starters feel valued and understand many aspects of their job from day one.
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Increased productivity – Employees can hot the ground running. It typically takes eight months for a newly hired employee to reach full productivity. (Source: Harvard Business Review​)
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Nearly 33% of new hires look for a new job within their first six months on the job. (Among Millennials, that percentage is even higher … and it happens earlier.) (Source: Harvard Business Review)
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A strong on-boarding programme helps reduce employee turnover. Twenty-three percent of new hires turn over before their first anniversary. (Source: Harvard Business Review​)
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The organisational costs of employee turnover are estimated to range between 100% and 300% of the replaced employee’s salary. (Source: Harvard Business Review​)
Why use Two Elephants?
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Our on-boarding solution is designed to be mobile-friendly and incredibly user-friendly
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We offer affordable, quick and easy to implement solutions
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We do all the hard work - from designing the on-boarding programme to reflect your corporate branding to setting up the scheduling and delivery, leaving you free to focus on your day job
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Include video and imagery
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Reach your new starters via a link, QR code or through our texting service
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Access live reports to give you ongoing updates and insight
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Receive reports automatically via email every hour, day or week
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