Tidy up the office, but keep your company’s character alive. Show them where they can put their belongings while they’re on the tour. Introduce them to everyone, especially those they will be working with most. Let them in on some inside jokes and give them a preview of what the work environment will be like out on the job. Overall, make them feel welcome.
Even the quietest crew members like to talk about themselves. Give them a chance to share a story when appropriate, ask them about their lives outside of work, and keep it personable.
Don’t overload them with facts, figures, and all the specifics right away. Focus on your mission, make sure they’re ready to see their part in that mission, and go from there.
Share a meal. Demonstrate how you take care of your crew.
Pro tip: Ask if they have any dietary restrictions or allergies.
Provide them with some welcome wearables and gear. It’s time to get to work, and they’ll need a uniform that will:
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