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Onboarding Optimisation: Your Guide To Employee Induction Using A NextGen LMS

September 27, 2018

Employee Onboarding is an extremely important process for businesses. When done correctly, it offers new employees valuable insight into the organisa?on and is o@en the deciding factor as to how long they stay within the company. The costs of hiring new employees can prove to be expensive, so it’s important to choose the best learning plaCorm to equip new starters with everything they need to succeed within the business and to support organisa?ons as well. A solid On Demand Induc?on programme offers higher engagement, beHer performance and quicker produc?vity for a frac?on of the cost compared to e-learning courses or classroom training.

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