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Prepared for Claire, HR director, Orbis

Forty hires this year, one way of welcoming them.

You joined Orbis as HR director twelve days ago, and the company is hiring two recruiters. In the first few weeks you often inherit an onboarding process that every manager runs their own way. Here is what Parcours would look at first for you.

Your situation

New role twelve days ago, hiring two recruiters

What has just changed, and what it means over the next few weeks.

12 daysas HR director
2 recruitersbeing hired
40 peopleto hire this year
1 onboardingto set for everyone

For Claire

What Parcours looks at first for you

1

One journey, adapted by role

Parcours sets the steps common to everyone (before arrival, day 1, week 1, month 1) and leaves each manager their role-specific steps, without starting from scratch.

Today, what does a new starter receive before their first day, depending on the manager?
2

What has not been done

Every Monday, the overdue steps by manager and by starter, before the new hire notices.

How many of the forty hires land in the same team, and when?
3

The two recruiters joining

Recruiters see the journey of every candidate who became an employee: what was promised at interview, what was kept.

What do new hires say about their arrival, when asked at three months?

Getting started

Week 1

Current journeys listed, manager by manager.

Month 1

The common journey in place for the next starters.

All year

Every Monday, what is left to do for each starter.

Shall we set the journey before the next starters?

Thirty minutes on a call: what your managers do today, what Parcours would make common, and what the forty hires will see.

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