From Onboarding to Everboarding

Strengthen Your Acquisition and Retention Efforts Through Everboarding Traditional onboarding is a relic of the past. That frantic sprint to get new hires up to speed, followed by a deafening silence, often falls short. What if, instead, you could create a seamless, ongoing journey of growth and development from the day an employee starts and throughout their tenurean everboarding experience? Employees say they need to develop new skills to be successful at their jobs, and many will look for another job if not offered development opportunities. In this book, leading HR talent strategy and everboarding expert Amber Watts offers solutions to help you shift your organizations mindset that onboarding has an exit day and embrace a culture of continuous learning. It guides you through building a dynamic everboarding strategy that fosters long-term employee engagement, accelerates performance, and strengthens your talent acquisition and retention efforts. Inside, youll discover how to personalize and elevate the onboarding experience, move beyond generic checklists, and create customized journeys that resonate with individual needs, jobs, and roles. Smooth the transition out of onboarding by defining clear expectations and creating a seamless handoff process to ensure ongoing support. Equip managers to be continuous development partners and provide them with the tools and resources they need to effectively coach, mentor, and guide their employees throughout their careers. Cultivate a growth mindset, encouraging new hires and existing employees to embrace lifelong learning and growth. This book also includes three case studies that explore how an everboarding strategy solves key challenges and delivers business results, while offering ideas for how to implement it yourself. Perfect for HR and L&D leaders seeking to transform their onboarding and employee development programs, this first-ever book on everboarding provides actionable strategies and practical advice you can apply immediately. Stop treating onboarding like a graduation and start building an everlasting culture of growth and success.