Activities During Probation Period
1. Skill Development Programs: New hires can also have their skills developed by companies as an improvement strategy. These would comprise workshops, virtual courses or on-the-job training suitable for the role requirements.
2. Project Collaboration: Through participation in collaborative ventures involving senior colleagues, employers can establish the extent of integrating new workers into the team functioning and contribution to joint purposes.
3. Mentorship Programs: Mentorship programs can also include general advice and connecting new hires to experienced workers. It gives organised information regarding how they are expected to take in the company culture.
4. Cross-Functional Exposure: The performance evaluation may involve exposing probationer employees to other departments within a company. This allows the employees to have a more general apprehension of the organisation’s activities and processes.
5. Simulation Exercises: In some instances, different sectors undertake scenarios to appraise employees’ capabilities of handling day-to-day emergencies. These may be in the form of crises or work-related challenges.
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