Meetings & Conventions: Short Cuts June 2001

June 2001
Short Cuts:BETTER YET
Keeping New Hires Happy
After everything you go through to find the
right candidate to fill a position, you’ll want to get your new
hire off to a good start. To do so, consider these tactics. (Visit
www.hrbookmark.com for advice on this and other staffing
issues.)
Draw the line. Be clear
about your expectations from the start.
Fess up. Past mistakes within the company
continue to be valuable lessons long after they happen. Tell the
new hire what to look out for, so she might avoid falling into
similar traps.
Pave the way. Introduce the new recruit not
just to her co-workers, but to key clients and other important
colleagues. Don’t assume she’ll be able to recognize the CEO if no
one has introduced her.
Talk it out. Be open to communication. If your
new hire finds the position is not what she thought it would be,
find out why and discuss possible solutions with her.
J.P.
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