ON-BOARDING
Didik P
Elizabeth A
Shinta Chandra
Outline
● Human Resources Management In Action
● Employee Training
● Characteristics of Effective Training Practice
● Assessing Training Needs and Designing
Training Programs
● Principles That Enhance Learning
● Evaluating Training Programs
● Add Considerations in Measuring the Outcomes
of Training
● New Employee Orientation: The On-Boarding
Process
● Planning, Packaging and Evaluating an On-
Boarding Program
● Lesson Learned
● HRM in Action: Conclusion
● Summary
Outline 1
Human Resources Management
Employee Training
In Action
• Technology-Delivered Instruction • What is Training?
(TDI) Catches On • Training Trends
• Impact of Training on
Individuals,Teams,Organization
and Society
Kelebihan
TRAINING IS B
IG
BISNIS
WHAT IS TRAINING?
Training terdiri dari program yang direncanakan/dirancang untuk
meningkatkan kinerja pada individu, kelompok dan/atau
organisasi.Meningkatkan kinerja pada gilirannya menyiratkan ada
perubahan yang terukur dalam pengetahuan,ketrampilan,sikap dan
atau tingkah laku sosial.
Training adalah aspek penting dari Strategi MSDM dan tujuan utama
dari membuat pelatihan di tempat kerja adalah program training yang
in-light dengan Strategi bisnis.
ASSESSING TRAINING NEEDS AND
DESIGNING TRAINING PROGRAMS
Develope criteria
Assess instructional
need
Pretest trainees
Evaluate transfer
Evaluate transfer
Feedback
● Used measures
● Alternative explantions for results :
1. Leghtened job experience
2. Outside economic events
3. Changes in supervision
4. Performance incentives
● Administer the measures in logical plan or procedure e.g.
Before and after training to a comparable control group
● Before and after measurement of the trained group’s
performance relative to untrained control groups
New Employee Orientation: The On-
Boarding Process
Most turnover occurs during the first few months on the job
Failure to provide a thorough orientation can be a very expensive
mistake
Orientation : familiarization with and adaptation to a situation or
an environment
In practice, orientation is often jusr superficial indoctrination into
company philosophy, policies and rules or a quick tour of the
organization.
Socialization : learning to function as a contributing member of
the organization
A well-designed new employee orientation will facilitate
socialization
The payoff orientation-socialization : higher levels
of job satisfaction and commitment along with
reduce levels of employee turn over and deeper
understanding of a firm’s goals, values, history
and people
The cost of hiring, training and orienting a new
person is far higher
The pharmaceutical giant, Merck and Co., found
that turnover costs are 1,5 to 2,5 times the annual
salary paid for the job.
3 typical problems face the new
employee:
1. Problems in entering a group : whether be acceptable to the other group
members, will be liked, and will be safe from physical and
psychological harm
2. Naive expectation, employee ought to be told about factual information
like employee norms and company attitudes. Being honest produces
positive results
3. First job environment, does the new environment help or hinder the
new employee trying to climb aboard.
The first year with an organization is the critical period during an employee
learn to become a high performer.
The careful matching of company and employee expectations can result in
positive job attitudes and high standards.
Outline 3
Planning,Packaging
and Evaluating an On- Lesson Learned
Boarding Program
• Orientation Follow-Up • HRM in Action:
• Evaluation of the Conclusion
Orientation Program • Technology-
Delivered Instruction
(TDI)Catches On
Summary
Planning, Packaging and Evaluating
an Onboarding Program
The on-boarding elements have been grouped in five different areas and spans the first 2 years in the role.
ONBOARDING : Talya N. Bauer. 2010. Onboarding New Employees: Maximizing Success. SHRM
Foundation’s Effective Practice Guidelines Series.
Conclusion