[Webinar Recording] Virtual Onboarding Strategies for Nonprofit Employers

Nonprofits had to react quickly and adapt their internal processes when the Coronavirus hit last March—one being how they hired and onboarded new employees. The logistics of virtual onboarding may seem daunting but how you welcome a new hire is crucial to the success of both the organization and the employee.

This informative webinar recording provides strategies for streamlining your onboarding processes, engaging new employees and crafting a remote employee experience that reflects and supports your company culture.

Watch now and you’ll learn the following key strategies:

  • The importance of checklists and standardized documents
  • Tips for making new employees feel welcomed
  • The key to training and development
  • And, much more!

You have another opportunity to attend this webinar on February 23rd—be sure to register today to secure your spot! Even if you can’t attend the live session, when you register, you’ll receive the recording and presentation slides as soon as they become available.

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01/29/21 12:00 AM

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