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A hiring journey

Attracting and retaining the right talent is an ongoing process whether you’re a startup, a lean setup or a global conglomerate. The task of retaining and developing employees, reducing attrition rates by creating a culture that supports personal growth, is crucial. It’s the key to transformation.

Ozemio has refined a three-part onboarding process that drives an enriching and empowering onboarding journey.


Do you relate to these challenges?


Pre-Onboarding

From the moment an offer letter is accepted to the date of joining, companies encounter various issues such as no-shows or offer revisions and declines.

Onboarding

Introduction to new teams, orientation to policy and processes, compliance guidelines and culture, and more, become an overwhelming experience for new joiners. This can be a deterrent to employees making significant and brilliant contributions at times.

Post-Onboarding

Role clarity, task overlap, multiple stakeholders, reporting lines and many more such aspects lead to a state confusion and new hires feels confused and alienated. This has be addressed to maximum the value you expect.

Ozemio and the art of onboarding

For over two decades, Ozemio has been providing bespoke onboarding solutions to organizations. Our offerings leverage cutting-edge technology, design principles, and learning experiences to deliver unparalleled results.

Our onboarding solutions are designed to promote a robust sense of culture, commitment, and connectedness within organizations. By instilling a sense of belonging and unity, our solutions inspire employees to bring their best selves to their roles and make significant contributions to their teams.

The journey that imbibes the sense of belongingness.
Phase 1:
Ensuring new hires feel valued
  • Initiating pre-boarding immediately after offer acceptance
  • Developing a genuine connection with new hires by getting to know them better
  • Sharing more information about the organization
Phase 2:
Facilitating an exceptional experience
  • Cultivating peer interaction
  • Setting expectations and ensuring role clarity
  • Aligning new hires to the organization’s value and vision
  • Focusing on KPIs/KRAs
Phase 3:
Engaging new hires and helping them feel supported
  • Reinforcement and training for necessary skills
  • Developing regular engagement plans and process overviews
  • Providing new and continuous learning opportunities

Clients who have experienced Ozemio


Sports committee for people with learning disabilities develops training for security and medical staff to help respond to athletes with disability

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High-profile legal insurance firm builds video learning program that guides clients through the complications of the medical malpractice lawsuit process

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Game-based eLearning simulation upskills, motivates and revitalises sales teams for multi-national laundry systems giant

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