Storytelling for Employee Onboarding
Humanize the process. Transform your culture.
Master the “Make or Break” Moment with Story
Your employee onboarding process can make or break the relationship new hires form with your company. Stories create a warm and engaging welcome into your company’s culture as part of orientation and compliance. It’s the difference between, “Welcome and here is your desk” and “Let me tell you a little bit about why we do what we do, and how you can succeed.”
Why Story? Why Now?
VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE
Stories are tangible, emotional, and easy to recollect and apply.
Humanizing Effect
Stories are about people, what they do, why they do it, and what they’ve learned on the job.
TRUST BUILDER
Stories build trust and ownership and create transparency.
What Our Customers Are Saying
…about integrating storytelling into their onboarding or training program:
Narativ’s Onboarding Program
For more than 20 years, our clients have been creating stronger cultures and supporting initiatives through listening and storytelling. We find the stories that matter most and turn them into fascinating learning content through video production and learning content development.
The end result can be housed in your own LMS or in Narativ’s Story Library which offers a lightweight CMS to categorize, interrelate, and search stories.
Our program is delivered over 6 phases that include:
- Discovery
- Workshops
- Coaching
- Production
- LMS deliverables
- Impact measurement.
Story Enhances Learning Content
When used in onboarding, Narativ’s method:
Brings key ideas to life with memorable moments and relatable experiences
Accelerates understanding, retention, and time to performance
Surfaces new or hidden knowledge from existing employees
Scales mentorship through personal stories of leaders or managers
Creates a repository for organizational memory
Client Profile: Measures for Justice
Our work with Measure for Justice demonstrates how one mentor’s stories were used to train a cohort of new hires.
Learn how to use the power of stories to train new hires.
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