10 Step Remote Employee Onboarding Checklist

Employee onboarding can be a daunting task but as a result of the pandemic, it’s become a bit more complicated. In fact, many companies have had to reimagine the role of talent acquisition. With an increasing number of companies moving towards remote hiring, teams face a new challenge of remote employee onboarding.

Are you the founder of a remote company too or an HR of a new remote organization and have no idea how to actually onboard a remote employee? Then you are at the right place, my friend because in this video I am going to go through the ultimate 10 steps remote employee onboarding checklist.

We are using this checklist in all our technology companies where we eat, sleep, walk, work and talk about remote work all day long! So get ready for the reveal!

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Step #1 - IT Equipment
2:29 Step #2 - Paperwork
3:27 Step #3 - Employee Handbook
4:36 Step #4 - Software
5:36 Step #5 - Inroductions
6:47 Step #6 - Training
8:08 Step #7 - Goal & Expectations
9:06 Step #8 - Team Building
10:11 Step #9 - Consistent Check-ins
11:09 Step #10 - In-person Meetings
12:11 Conclusion

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[boostaconfiance]

thank you so much, this video is so valuable! took notes!

[motivatedbrands]

Great job on this. Our company just launched nationally in Canada and we have onboarded our first two overseas Support Agents. This video highlights some things we may have missed. Much appreciated.

[LavishRubytv]

Loving your content, thank you so much!

[theitdepartment]

Love this too, thank you. In this video you mentioned running a "bi-weekly ask-me-anything". Do you have a video on that or, if not, could you do one?

[cherijoli]

Perfect resource I was looking for. Nice job!

[socalmedic]

Your arrogance precedes you, don't assume what I know or don't know. Your talking to us like we're employees which I'm not.