Emerge Services: Employee Onboarding

by Chris Packert | Mar 14, 2022 | Learning Strategy | 0 comments

Emerge ID branded hero graphic titled “Learning Architecture in Practice” on a dark blue background, showing six connected steps in a learning process flow: 1) Clarify the Problem, 2) Understand Learners, 3) Organize Content, 4) Design the Experience, 5) Plan Platform + Launch, and 6) Define Measurement. Each step appears in a glowing card with a matching icon and brief description, connected left to right by a neon line. Supporting interface-style panels in the background show a learning strategy blueprint, learner journey, and impact dashboard with charts and metrics. Additional callouts at the bottom highlight aligned teams, focused solutions, seamless implementation, and measurable impact, reinforcing the message that Learning Architecture creates clarity before build so learning creates impact after launch.

Employee onboarding is a necessary step in ensuring that new employees have the tools they need to do their job. Additionally, the training that an employee receives when they begin a new job will help them to better understand the company and what is to be expected from them in their new role. Onboarding can prepare employees for scenarios that they may encounter on the job, as well as the basic day to day tasks they will be performing. 

Researchers say that employee onboarding is one of the most important functions of HR, as it plays a critical role in an employee’s engagement, productivity, commitment, and retention. The availability and popularity of eLearning makes onboarding training more accessible and convenient than ever before. New employees can participate in onboarding from any location at any time without relying on anyone else’s schedule. With a virtual training plan, employees can participate in their onboarding promptly after being hired, allowing them to feel confident and prepared when they begin working. Nearly 33% of new hires look for a new job within their first six months on the job. A successful onboarding program that prepares new hires for the future within a company will create the supportive environment that employees want to work in. 

Utilizing eLearning for onboarding also allows managers and HR representatives to easily track employee’s progress. Managers can view how much of the training employees still have left, as well as their performance on training. Utilizing eLearning will also greatly cut down on the typical onboarding costs of travel, increasing your return on investment.

Emerge ID creates customized onboarding training plans based on your company’s unique needs. Our trained instructional designers will listen to your goals and create a plan to integrate new employees into the workspace while boosting employee confidence and success. Our customized eLearning courses include engaging elements that will prepare your new hired employees for realistic situations that they may encounter on the job. Emerge ID will also work with you over time to ensure your onboarding training remains updated and effective. Feedback from employees and leaders allows us to improve training to ensure that they are as effective and engaging as possible. 

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Written by Chris Packert

Chris Packert is the founder and CEO of Emerge ID, a learning architecture and instructional design company that helps organizations design, build, launch, and improve meaningful learning experiences. With more than 30 years of experience across K–12 education, higher education, workforce development, military distance education, and sport education, Chris brings a practical, systems-based approach to learning strategy. His work focuses on helping teams clarify performance needs, create accessible and engaging learning solutions, implement effective learning technology, and measure impact beyond completion data. Through Emerge ID, Chris partners with organizations to turn complex learning challenges into clear, usable, and measurable learning experiences.

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