Jan 25, 2018
Omnikron Systems, Inc. presents a new webinar on January 30, 2018 at 9:00am PDT, that covers best practices, automated tools, and step-by-step activities for successfully onboarding top tech talent.
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Los Angeles, United States - January 25, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Omnikron Systems, Inc. announces a new webinar, Best Practices for Onboarding Your Tech Talent, which covers the most effective ways to onboard tech employees, from “offer accepted” to days, weeks and months into their new positions.
The statistics regarding employee onboarding are eye-opening: According to Lessonly, 2014, 69% of employees are more likely to stay with a company for three years if they experienced great onboarding; 20% of employee turnover happens in the first 45 days from hire; and 35% of companies spend zero dollars on onboarding and $11,000 to hire someone.
This webinar shows participants how to leverage automated onboarding tools – including ServiceNow’s Knowledge Portal and Visual Taskboard – to develop and deliver an onboarding program that sets new hires up for success from the very first day. The best onboarding practices strive to automate and “consumerize” the employee onboarding experience, and with good reason: it puts them in control of the process, provides engagement from the get-go and allows for a seamless transition period as they get up to speed in their new positions.
On January 30, 2018, at 9:00am PDT, webinar attendees will have an exclusive chance to learn how to use and implement a Visual Task board for onboarding success, discover best practices top organizations are using right now, and master Knowledge Management practices – all in just a 60-minute timeframe. Registration for this event is free, but there are only 100 spaces available on a first come, first serve basis. Interested parties may register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jMeV6e_QSJKiwpahjc3sZQ
Robin Borough, president of Omnikron Systems, Inc., commented, “A successful onboarding program is absolutely critical to employee satisfaction and retention … but too few companies offer a truly topnotch process. We’re so excited to have Bobbi Payne cover concrete, proven processes and procedures that can be adopted immediately by organizations of any size.” She added, “It’s wonderful to have someone of Ms. Payne’s caliber provide her wisdom, guidance and expertise.”
Presenter Bobbi Payne has more than twenty years of experience in corporate training, sales and operations. She has used her on-boarding expertise to guide organizations through the new hire process from start to finish, and she knows exactly what it takes to give employees the best start possible in their new positions. Bobbi is a true leader who has worked across a variety of industries including tech, finance, healthcare and more. She focuses on helping others reach their potential through workforce management, staff development, corporate training design, guidance and mentorship.
Bobbi’s partnership with Omnikron brings together the best of both worlds: On-boarding expertise coupled with Omnikron’s powerhouse lineup of Technical Leadership training, knowledge and support.
Omnikron has been helping Fortune 100 and 500 organizations create Great Technical Leaders via IT Training and Staffing Services for over 35 years. Omnikron training / leadership experts continually meet the needs of an evolving IT marketplace with the highest quality training and an exceptionally skilled workforce. Thousands of satisfied customers have earned professional certification, advanced their careers and developed as leaders and managers due to their training relationships with Omnikron.
Learn more about Omnikron Systems Inc. at www.Omnikron.com, or [email protected].
Contact Info:
Name: Omnikron Systems Inc.
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Omnikron Systems, Inc.
Address: 20920 Warner Center Lane , Los Angeles, CA 91367, United States
Phone: +1-818-618-7848
For more information, please visit http://www.omnikron.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 292678
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