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UNIT NO 2 HRM – TALENT


ACQUISITION
2.7 INDUCTION TYPES AND
SOCIALIZATION PROCESS

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Orientation/ Induction
• Orientation introduces new employees to the organization and to his
or her new tasks, managers, and work groups.
• Reduce newness anxiety

• Orientation orients, directs and guides employees to understand the


work, firm, colleagues and mission
• The orientation process is similar to what sociologists call
“Socialization”
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Goals of orientation

• To reduce anxiety

• To reduce turnover

• To save time

• To develop realistic expectations

Who orients new employees? - Operating managers,


HR manager or superiors/ supervisors or peers
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Process of Orientation

• Orientation should begin with the most relevant and immediate kinds
of information
• A humanistic approach : telling the game of rules in workplace

• New hires given with a “Sponsored” or kind of “Buddy” system to help


them
• New employees should be gradually introduced to people

• They should be given sufficient time to feet them in work


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Purposes of Socialization
• The Employment Situation

• Company Policies and Rules

• Compensation and Benefits

• Corporate Culture

• Team Membership

• Employee Development

• Dealing With Change


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Socialization benefits
• Helps in understanding organization culture
• Contributes to employee‘s long term success
• Helps in adjustment
• Helps in employee engagement
• Provides job satisfaction
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HRM-UT-2-TALENT ACQUISITION

Socialization benefits
• Helps in understanding organization
culture
• Contributes to employee‘s long term
success
• Helps in adjustment
• Helps in employee engagement
• Provides job satisfaction

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