让新员工适应工作环境的方法

1、让新员工适应工作环境的方法Alimating Newers to the Office让新员工适应工作环境的方法For most managers, finding the right person for an open position is the biggest hurdle in hiring. But getting new hires on solid ground is key to making sure they will be enfective on the job，says Karen Lawson, president of Landsdale, Pa.-based

2、 Lawson Consulting Group Inc. and author of, New Employee Orientation Training.对大多数管理者来说，为一个岗位找到合适的人选是招聘时的 最大挑战;但只有让新员工适应新的工作环境，才能确保他们能把工 作做好，宾夕法尼亚州Landsdale市罗森咨询集团公司的总裁凯伦罗 森说，她也是新员工人职培训一书的作者。Here are some steps managers can take to make the transition smooth:管理者可以采取以下一些方法，让新员工的转型更为顺利。Inform your st

3、aff. Even a simple email will help put staff at ease when an unfamiliar face shows up at the office. If the new hire is part of possible with existing staff to avoid tension. Host an informal meeting or a structural change, Ms.Lawson remends managers be as open as send a memo detailing howthe new em

4、ployee s responsibilities will fit in with other roles.通知老员工。当有陌生的脸出现在办公室时，一份简单的电子 邮件通知能让老员工感觉更舒服。如果新员工的到来是一种结构上的 调整，罗森建议管理者向现有的员工开诚布公地进行沟通，以免产生 紧张情绪。举行一个非正式会议，或者发一份备忘录，详细说明新员 工在职责定位上如何与其他员工互动。Make space. Its important for new hires to have an office or cubicle space to call their own off the bat. (

5、l) While it sounds simple enough, securing a desk， puter， phone and email address for a new employee can bee a logistical nightmare when left to the last minute, says Ms. Lawson. Without it, a new hires first few days on the job will be unsettlingand itis something most people dont forget even if a

6、joke is made of it later on.给新员工空间。让新员工有一个能称之为独立空间的办公室或 小隔间非常重要。(1)虽然昕上去很简单，但在很短的时间内安排出 一张办公桌、一台电脑、一部电话和相应的电子邮件可能非常困难， 罗森说道。没有独立办公空间的话，新员工头几天的日子会很不好过。 这种窘迫会让大多数新员工终生难忘，即使将来他们只是带着调侃的 语气来回顾那段日子。Find face time. (2)Its temptiog to send an assistant tobring in a new employee from the reception desk or to

7、 have your new hire ask a neighbor where to go for pens or coffee, but taking the timeto great new employees in person and show them the ropes makes a critical first impression. This not something that can be delegated says Ms. Lawson. It really sets the tone. And be sure to also include those peopl

8、e who may be out of sight, but who are critical to know. The shipping c1erk in the basement might be the person everyone needs to know, but rarely sees, says George Bradt, author of On boarding: How to Get Your New Employees Up to Speed in Half the Time. Mr. Bradt advises managers keep in mind the s

9、ocial work of the office, for example, pointing out the person in charge of the softball team. It is important for a new hire to have someone on his or her level to turn to for help. Assign a buddy to help make a new hire feel more connected to colleagues.找时间当面沟通。(2)让助手把新员工从前台带进办公室，或 让新人自己去问旁边的同事笔在哪

10、儿取，咖啡在哪儿拿，这样做似乎 很省事，但花时间亲自迎接新员工并给予一些帮助，会让他们对你的 第一印象极其深刻。这些事情不能请人代芳，罗森说，因为它能 确定员工关系的基调。此外，还要确保让新员工认识那些不常露面 但很重要的人，比如地下室负责收发工作的办事员，因为每个人都需 要认识他，却很少看到他，如何让你的新雇员迅速适应工作一书 的作者乔治布莱特(George Bradt)说道。布莱特建议管理者关注 办公室里的社交网络，比如告诉新员工哪个是垒球队的队长。对新人 来说，在同一级找到一个能帮忙的人非常重要。派一个“搭档”给新 员工，能让他感到自己与同事之间的关系更为融洽。The unwritten

11、 rules. Every once has rules you wont find in the HR manual. Be sure on the first few days to point out those subtleties to new employees. (3) Think about daily routines while giving a our of the office the coffee pot everyone on staff is responsible for, the lunch room, the places where bosses tend

12、 to congregate-and highlight those so that a new hire can feel familiar with the office culture. Ive seen people have really bad experiences because no one ever told them what the unwritten practices are, says Ms. Lawson.点出潜规则。每个办公室都有在人力资源手册中找不到的潜规 则，一定要在新员工上班的头几天里，把这些微妙的东西向他们挑明。 (3)在带他们熟悉办公室时，想想一些办

13、公室的常规，并把一些值得 注意的地方告诉他们，比如咖啡机每个人都要负责清洗，在哪个房间 吃午饭;老板们通常在哪儿碰头聊天等等。这样一来，新员工就能感 觉自己正在融入办公室的文化之中。“我见过有些新员工刚进公司就 把事情搞得一团糟，因为没人告诉他们办公室里有哪些潜规则。”罗 森说道。Set goals. (4) 0nce a new employee is settled into the office, it is important to sit down to discuss and establish a short-and long-term plan Early on, employees should have a c1ear understanding of managements expectationsand how they will be reviewed. From there, Ms. Lawson suggests holding weekly one-on-one meetings for the first month or so. Bringing an employee on board is a process that needs to take place over weeks and months, she says. It