Onboarding is getting a much-needed makeover. Traditionally, onboarding has been treated as a single event rather than a process: New hires are passive participants in a one- or two-day orientation.

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Virtual assistants (VAs) are great assets for organizations seeking flexibility, cost-efficiency and specialized expertise. However, I have found that successfully integrating a skilled VA into an ...

Ah, onboarding… the process we’ve all had to endure at least once in our lives. Whether it was for a part-time job during college or your first gig as a full-time employee – we’ve all been through it.

This post is part of a series sponsored by Insurance Quantified. Recently, while catching up with a longtime insurance executive, I asked him about the highlights of his career. This person had ...

In an increasingly competitive and congested financial services industry, improving the customer onboarding experience is vital for those serious about growth. With it costing on average five times ...

I’ve written about presidential transitions for nearly 20 years and helped many campuses with those important and fragile journeys. I predict that we’ll see far too many such transitions over the next ...