Employee Onboarding Checklist
Employee Onboarding Checklist
At [Your Company Name], a smooth onboarding process is essential for ensuring that new hires feel welcome and have the resources they need to succeed. This checklist provides a step-by-step guide to help managers and HR teams coordinate tasks, from the pre-arrival stage to the completion of the onboarding period.
I. Pre-Arrival
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Offer letter and employment contract signed
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New hire forms completed (tax forms, direct deposit, etc.)
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Equipment ordered (laptop, phone, etc.)
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Workspace assigned and prepared
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Access to systems set up (email, software, etc.)
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Welcome email sent
II. First Day
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Office tour and team introductions
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Review company policies and procedures
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Provide employee handbook
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Set up workstation and equipment
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Orientation on office security and safety
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Schedule meetings with key team members
III. First Week
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Review job responsibilities and expectations
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Introduction to department structure and goals
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Set up email and internal communication tools
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Initial training on essential systems and tools
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Assign a mentor or buddy
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Schedule a check-in with HR
IV. First Month
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Begin role-specific training and development
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Review initial work projects or tasks
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Set performance goals for the first quarter
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Discuss company culture and values
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Provide feedback on onboarding experience
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Schedule a 30-day check-in with manager
V. First Three Months
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Review progress on assigned projects and goals
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Additional role-specific training (if necessary)
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Performance evaluation and feedback
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Discuss long-term development and career path
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Confirm completion of mandatory training
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Schedule 90-day check-in with manager and HR
VI. End of Onboarding Period (6 Months)
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Final performance evaluation for onboarding
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Review overall onboarding experience and feedback
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Discuss next steps in development plan
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Confirm completion of all onboarding tasks
Notes
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Customize this checklist to suit the specific role or department.
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Ensure that all team members involved are aware of their responsibilities during the onboarding process.
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Regularly review and update the checklist to align with changes in company policies or procedures.
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[Your Name], or another designated mentor, should be available to assist the new hire during their onboarding journey.