One thing for sure is that onboarding is a highly anticipated part of a new employee’s experience upon joining a new office. They will receive important information, learn the dos and don’ts, and build connections with other employees. Therefore, management needs to pay attention to the onboarding program. 

Onboarding is described as a bridge to facilitate the rapid adjustment of new employees to both the social and performance elements of their new jobs (Bauer, 2010). According to statistics provided by one of the HR platforms, effective onboarding leads to a 33% increase in employee engagement compared to those with less effective onboarding. By having a well-defined onboarding process, new employees can receive the support they need and adapt smoothly to their new roles and the organization.