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30 Ways to Shine As a New Employee
Innovative Job Retention Strategies
No one wants to fail at a new job; everyone wants to succeed. In fact, beyond just retaining a job, who doesn't want to "shine" as a new employee? Most people who need assistance in finding a job also need assistance in keeping one¾ or in excelling at one. Employers hire new employees hoping that they will more than "survive" the job¾ they want them to thrive!
30 Ways to Shine As a New Employee will give you the tools to provide outstanding support and guidance to new employees to ease the transition into the workplace and enhance their ability to be productive and effective from the start! This innovative retention program will enable you to proactively anticipate problems before they arise and give you a systematic way to ensure the success of your clients.
30 Ways to Shine As a New Employee is a powerful program for case managers, job developers and employers. Employment Training Organizations using its excellent array of tools, can deliver outstanding pre and post-placement support to their clients. Employers, using its comprehensive approach, can heighten the productivity, success, and job satisfaction of new employees.
Program Overview
30 Ways to Shine As a New Employee is an exciting new program that:
- Unlocks the mystery of Job Retention.
- Unveils critical elements for success.
- Provides tools for monitoring job satisfaction
- Develops the new employee's ability to cope with transition.
- Fosters strategies for exceptional job performance.
30 Ways to Shine As a New Employee is a program for job success that can be used by the individual employee on their own, with support from your case management and job development and job retention staff, or within a structured after-hire support group or job club.
Focusing on the critical first 6 to 12 weeks of employment, it addresses 30 key skills in areas such as:
- Adapting to the company culture
- Going the extra mile for the employer
- Shining in the eyes of the customer
- Being a great team player
- Responding well to constructive feedback
- Getting the most from your job experience
- Balancing life and work
- Handling negative emotions at work
- Surviving office politics
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