New hire churn is expensive. Working in HR, you know the cost of having to replace an employee once they hand in their resignation.

A recent survey found that 65% of workers are actively searching for new employment. If you’ve worked in HR for some time, the thought of two-thirds of your employees walking is very worrying. The cost of a new hire found through a recruitment agency can be up to $7500 or more. To start building employee retention early on, and prevent excessive hiring costs, it pays to focus on a perfect onboarding experience.

Here at Process Street, we’ve extensively studied onboarding to help prevent exorbitant costs. One of our greatest successes has been in looking at the recurring tasks involved in onboarding. We’ve helped to provide insight into what can go wrong, and also built templates to direct companies away from excessive spending and losses. 

We believe you can create a perfect onboarding experience for new hires. We also think it can be done without breaking the bank. Please read on to find out more, and utilize our best onboarding templates:

• What makes a good onboarding experience?
• Why is a good onboarding experience important?
• Employee onboarding and retention
• When does employee onboarding start?
• How long should employee onboarding last?
• How to automate employee onboarding
• Employee onboarding for small businesses
• Ask for feedback to help improve employee onboarding

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How do you overcome the Great Resignation or the War for Talent?

You could try to rethink your recurring tasks and improve your existing processes.

The answer would be a high-speed ecosystem that uses your checklists and tasks to create optimized workflows. A solution like that would need to be available anywhere and at any time. 

The perfect solution would come with automation as well as optimization. It would also carry a guarantee of no-friction learning and great help support.

What you need is an online office that isn’t complicated.

Process Street can show you how that works and give you 8 hiring processes for free.

So, read on to learn how to streamline and automate your hiring processes:

• #1: Create an effective hiring process
• #2: Use SEO keywords in job descriptions
• #3: Improve the intake meeting
• #4: The HR manager’s guide to job sites
• #5: How to design the take-home test
• #6: Screening interviews that avoid unconscious bias
• #7: The job offer approval process
• #8: Help new hires from day one

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Hiring surges are painful. We can agree on that, right?

Fewer candidates for more positions. Who likes that? 

What it means for you is your HR processes must be good. If we’re being honest, they need to be brilliant.

You need to work hard to improve, refine, and trim your HR processes.

What if you could discover a shortcut and stop duplicating work, maybe even eliminate manual tasks in your HR process? 

That would be sweet. It would also mean more hours per day. Time better spent elsewhere. Maybe on the fun stuff, like increasing engagement with new hires. We promise that you can: 

1. Do all that and more with optimized workflows
2. Go even further than that
3. Enjoy fully automated workflows: Built to save you time

Process Street is magic. To prove it, you can have nine of our HR processes for free. That’s only a couple of sand grains from our Sahara-like library of workflow templates.

Oh, and the secret we mentioned? 

Process Street’s chefs have a real hot stove. 

They’ve used it to cook up a delicious shortcut called automations. 🎂

Want to know how this magic works? No problem.

But first, let’s show you the steps to streamlining your HR process:

• HR process #1: An efficient recruitment process
• HR process #2: Write a SEO optimized job description
• HR process #3: Screening candidates
• HR process #4: Improve the interview process
• HR process #5: The job offer approval process
• HR process #6: How to accelerate employee background checks
• HR process #7: Improve the onboarding process and retain new hires
• HR process #8: The first 90 days
• HR process #9: Guidance for new hires on their first day

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