We usually use terms induction and onboarding in context of
new joiners to companies. But these terms do have relevance to even employees
transitioning across roles.
What all might be important to look at when we consider
employees transitioning across roles?
There needs to be a focus on:
·
Effective
transitioning off from current role:
o
There needs to be a focus on effective hand over
of responsibilities to new/stand-in incumbent.
o
Every team also needs to re-center itself when
there is a change in team member.
·
Effectively
onboarding into new role:
o
There needs to be a focus on role readiness. This
will be a combination of learnings required, contributions (early successes)
that give a boost to confidence, and establishing networks required for role.
·
Effectively
inducting into new team/org sub-cultures – need for team to re-center
itself with new team member.
All of these steps can be facilitated through processes.
How is this different from onboarding and inducting a new
joiner to company? It is different in sense that in second case one also needs
to factor in ‘inducting into company’.
-
Sourav
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