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Advising the Advisor A Comprehensive Onboarding Program for Academic Advisors Andrea Hauser and Jonathan Lee Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts Andrea
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Not just academic advisors!
Who is this for? Not just academic advisors! Andrea
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Who is this for? Anyone wanting:
To conceptualize hiring and onboarding A refresher of basic points A place to record thoughts and ideas Andrea The goal is to finish half the work today!
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What are we discussing? Why does this matter? Hiring process
The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan
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Why does this matter? Effective onboarding:
Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Commitment to organization1 Job performance2 Attrition3 Better experience for all! Jonathan The literature is limited (Renn & Hodges, 2007) 1 Klein & Weaver (2000); 2Carmeli & Tishler (2004); 3Hellman (2000)
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Why does this matter? Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References 54% Jonathan Barely half of new employees reported having a formal orientation. Dean et al (2011)
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Why does this matter? Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References 69% Jonathan This means that most people are unsatisfied with getting oriented in their position. Of the 54% that reported having a formal orientation, only two thirds found it helpful. Dean et al (2011)
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Why does this matter? Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References 57% Jonathan This means that most people are unsatisfied with getting oriented in their position. This means 57% of all new employees did not have a helpful orientation. Dean et al (2011)
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Why does this matter? What was your experience as a new hire?
Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Our conversations with new hires What was your experience as a new hire? Jonathan You can find quotes from our conversations throughout the workbook formatted like this. We want to hear from you: we agree it’s important—what have your onboarding processes looked like?
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Hiring Process Begins when the position is posted
Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Begins when the position is posted Andrea Human Resources Management. Welcome New Faculty and Staff. Northeastern University.
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Hiring Process Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Andrea First impressions matter! Refer to workbook page 1. What impression of the office does this posting give you?
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Hiring Process Andrea Handout page 2
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Hiring Process Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan Hiring is part of the onboarding process Consider team needs before hiring Interviews are telling for both sides Give them time to fill out a strength and weakness for their team
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Hiring Process Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan Interviews are telling for both sides
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Hiring Process Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan Rubrics are critical, but don’t have to be limiting Give time to fill out a line on their own rubric
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Hiring Process Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan – point out importance of getting everyone involved
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REMINDER Hiring Process No one wants a surprise co-worker!
Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References REMINDER No one wants a surprise co-worker! Andrea
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The First Day Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Andrea Goals of the first day are to welcome, give a tour and introductions, to orient the person to the new space (physical and systems) and to review the training schedule Give them time to jot notes on their ideal first-day schedule
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The First Day Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first week The first month/term/year References Andrea
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The First Week Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first month/term/year References Jonathan Goal of the first week is to place the role in a holistic context. Consider who is helping with the training. Lee (2016) Available:
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The First Week Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Andrea Balance formal training and time for employee to work/review on their own. Be selective about who is providing training on what.
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The First Week Conscious Competence Unconscious Competence
Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Unconscious Incompetence Conscious Incompetence Conscious Competence Unconscious Competence Andrea Be selective about who is providing training on what. Howell, W. & Fleishman, E. (eds.) (1982). Human performance and productivity. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
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The First Week Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first month/term/year References Andrea Point out importance of keeping agendas consistent
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The First Week Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day
The first month/term/year References Andrea Maintain consistency Orient around the “why” Provide opportunities for application Give time for them to think about first and last sessions of the week Howell, W. & Fleishman, E. (eds.) (1982). Human performance and productivity. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
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First Month & Beyond Why does this matter? Hiring process
The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan Give time to list a learning outcome for the first month, term and year. Onboarding leads naturally into evals Goal is that you are never at a standstill
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What did we discuss? Won’t this take a ton of time?
Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year Jonathan Won’t this take a ton of time?
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References Carmeli, A. and Tishler, A. (2004). The relationships between intangible organizational elements and organizational performance. Strategic Management Journal, 25, Dean, L. A., Saunders, S. A., Thompson, G. F., and Cooper, D. L. (2011). Efficacy of orientation for new student affairs professionals. College Student Affairs Journal, 29, Hellman, S. W. (2000). An evaluative study of the impact of new employee orientation on newcomer organizational commitment (Doctoral dissertation, Pepperdine University). Dissertation Abstracts International, 61, 678A. Klein, H. J. and Weaver, N. A. (2000). The effectiveness of an organizational-level orientation training program in the socialization of new hires. Personnel Psychology, 53, Lunceford, C.L. (2014). It takes a village: The role of the individual, organization, and profession in preparing new professionals. New Directions for Community Colleges, 166, Renn, K. A. and Hodges, J. P. (2007). The first year on the job: Experiences of new professionals in student affairs. NASPA Journal, 44, Why does this matter? Hiring process The first day The first week The first month/term/year References Jonathan
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