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3 key moments in new hire onboarding that can drive employee retention

HRExecutive

Advertisement - Onboarding is the first step of any retention strategy, as it sets the stage for new hires to integrate as effective contributors and envision careers at their new organizations. Gartner research found that successful onboarding is driven by three key moments in the new hire journey: 1.

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Digital HR

AIHR

The new system let them collect data electronically, resulting in the following: A considerable reduction in time to hire (used to be 18 months) An improved candidate experience An increase in data security. Benefits of digital HR Digital HR not only gives organizations a competitive advantage, but it also has multiple other benefits.

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Generative AI in HR: Examples & How To Successfully Start Using AI

AIHR

More time spent on meaningful face-to-face interactions will save money, increase efficiency, and help meet organizational goals. A LinkedIn survey suggested it could increase HR productivity by 30% while creating a more strategic and knowledgeable HR organization. AI-based coaching is also growing in popularity. The result?

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Coaching in a skills-short, AI-rich era. Plus news from Upwork, Deel and more

HRExecutive

Coaching and development are increasingly among the most valuable contributions a manager can make to their team. And yet, confidence in coaching is lagging—only 54% of managers feel equipped to coach for career development, according to performance management platform Betterworks.

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15 Employee Development Strategies To Future-Proof Your Workforce

AIHR

This includes formal training, mentorship, coaching , and cross-functional projects to help employees gain the skills needed for current and future roles. Employees must take ownership of their careers, while employers provide resources and time. Both employees and employers are responsible for talent development.

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Stop Pushing Paper: 5 Tips to Turn Any HR Admin into the CEO’s Trusted Strategist

Hire Road

Skill-gap analysis When you present data through a business lens (Our time-to-productivity dropped by 17 days, saving $125K in ramp-up costs), the C-suite stops viewing HR systems as administrative overhead and starts seeing them as profit levers. A three-second heat-map beats a ten-page report every time.

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Reducing Attrition Using Data‑Driven Insights

HR Stacks Blog

A strong analytics foundation begins by centralising and integrating data from diverse HR systems, such as HRIS, performance reviews, engagement surveys, training logs, attendance, and exit interviews, to enable a complete and unified view of your workforce. Manager coaching: Equip leaders with data-driven scripts and alerts.