Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Comparison of Employee Experience Journey Map of 5 companies is done to prepare the Journey Map
for Ace Pro Services
RECRUITMENT
1. Job Posting (Floating JD): Provides clear understanding of what duties and responsibilities for a
particular position are. When conducting interviews, it forms the foundation for the
development of interview questions. Having clear JD also allows for a basis on which the
compensation plan is developed. As the role duties and responsibilities are clearly laid out, it’s
much easier to measure the success of new employee and ensure that certain targets are being
met.
2. Resume Selection/ CV Shortlisting: Purpose is to identify those candidates who best meet the
selection criteria for the post, and about whom you wish to find out more during a formal
interview. A shortlisting mail keeps the applicant informed that the team has looked at their CV
and they have been shortlisted as suitable.
3. Interview: Interview mail keeps the applicant engaging and generate his interest in both the role
and company. Also it conveys the actual reason of conducting interview to the candidate and
other details related to interview schedule.
4. Reference check & documentation: Reference check will tell a prospective employer if the
candidate has been honest about the details of his resume. It will disclose whether or not the
candidate has ever been convicted of a crime and is fit for the company culture or not.
Documentation is to confirm the identity of the candidate and ability to legally work in the
country. Companies do this before offering job.
5. Pre-Employment Check-up: It ensures ad inform the company about the present health status
and well-being of newly hired candidate on job. An employee who suffers from a long term
illness which may require frequent hospitalization and absenteeism from work may cost the
company a lot of money. So companies now a days want to access this before hiring the
candidate.
6. Job Offer: The information provided in the offer letter is to help the candidate to decide whether
or not to accept the offer. When the candidate signs and returns the offer letter, it confirms the
acceptance of letter.
ON-BOARDING
1. Announcement of New Hire to Employees : It helps the new hire feel welcomed to the team and
company. Also it ensures that your current employees know about the new hire’s arrival. This
new hire announcement can help other employees understand how they will be working with
their new coworker and gives them an easy opportunity to reach out and say hello.
2. Kit preparation of Documents of New Hire: Basically it is a check list that is maintained in which
documents of the new hire are arranged. It consists of: Resume, CTC breakup, Qualification
documents, PAN card, Aadhaar card, Job offer letter etc.
3. Filling of E-Form (personal details, educational details and employment details): Basic
information of the candidate related to his/her education, employment, and personal details.
4. Generation of Employee Code, Biometrics/ Attendance mapping, Pays slip generation, Site
maintenance report: Communication on daily basis or necessary report generation for
completion of task on a particular day.
5. Joining Kit copy to Candidate: Soft copy of all the documents to the employee just to keep him
him/her informed about the same.
1. Organizational Objectives and Assessment needs: It helps the company to determine those
areas where the employees lack the necessary skills or knowledge and provide them need-based
training.
2. Selecting Employees for Training: One of the output of this assessment is a list of who needs
what kind of training.
3. Selecting Training method and mode: There are various types of trainings like, Class-Room
based, Interactive, On Job, Online etc. that can be provided to employees. Training mode
basically depends on following factors, Purpose of the training, Nature of job, Level of seniority,
Demographics etc.
4. Implementing Training Program: Providing training to employees for up-gradation of their skills
5. Evaluating and Giving Feedback to Employees: To understand whether it has achieved its stated
objective or not, and providing employee with feedback.
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
2. Measure actual performance: To determine the level of targets achieved by the employee in the
giving period of time or to measure the quality of work done by them.
3. Compare actual performance with standards : Matching actual performance with company
standards.
4. Communicate Performance Review to Employees and give them Feedback: Giving employees
the feedback about their performance in the company and discussing the appraisals based on
that.
5. If necessary, initiate the corrective action: Implementing performance improvement plan if the
performance is not up to the mark.
1. Goal Setting: Reviewing and redesigning of the compensation strategies, to stay competitive and
reasonable for managers and employees, in order to improve the performance and productivity
of employees.
2. Intermediate Evaluation and Feedback: To evaluate the performance of employee and give
them increments, ratings and appraisals according to that.
3. Final Evaluation (once a year): Setting of new tasks and targets for the coming year after
evaluating the overall performance of previous year.
OFF-BOARDING
1. Employee Submitting Resignation Letter: This type pf document formalizes the intent to leave
the company and the reason for departure.
2. Asking Employee to Serve Notice Period: Notice period ensures that the employee finishes
pending projects and participate in knowledge transfer to the successor.
3. Exit Interview: Exit interviews can give the company valuable insight into the recruitment,
onboarding/induction and training needs of the business. It tells that where are you doing well
and where are you falling short. This information can also help to align employee expectations
with their actual job roles.
4. Forwarding Releasing Documents: This is the formal step to inform the team that all the
necessary steps in Off-boarding are done with the employee leaving.
5. Issuing Relieving letter to employee: It is an official document provided to the employee which
states that his/her notice period has completed and left the previous employer after completing
all the necessary formalities.