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How to become a backend developer
DIR By: Rasel Rasel
Date: September 14, 2023, 4:45 am
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The schedule allows you to separate the initial activities over
the first few months. Here at the company, for example, it works
more or less like this. On the first or second day, HR sits down
with the person to give an overview of the company. After the
newcomer is integrated into the team, he moves on to team
onboarding. In other words, he provides specific training for
each area. These trainings are separated by period, they do not
all take place on the same day. Make sure the newly joined
employee has this schedule in hand and feels more confident
about what awaits them in the coming weeks.
Set the goals In these months, what results does he need to
achieve? What is considered good performance during this period
and beyond? When the newcomer knows what is expected of him, it
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to know whether or not he is going on
the right path. Follow the process and make assessments Remember
that the onboarding period is equivalent to the trial period? So
it is. This means that both you are adapting to the new part of
the team, and he is also evaluating whether he feels he is in
the right place.
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During this time, it is important to carry out evaluations and
give feedback to check whether performance matches what was
agreed at the beginning and what can be improved. These moments
are great for showing your side of the coin, but also for
listening to what the employee has to say. It's important to
align some points again and check if you are heading in the same
direction. Keep in mind that this period is one of discovery and
adaptation. Employees are getting into the rhythm of companies
and getting a feel for how day-to-day corporate life works.
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