Can AI do employee onboarding?
An expert breakdown of a typical process from public sources, worked out by the same rules as your own check.
0 of 7 steps go to an agent
Goes to an agent (0)
An agent does these steps on its own.
No steps here.
AI drafts, a person checks (2)
AI prepares the work; a person reviews and confirms it.
Paperwork and access before the start date
A person signs off: the law or a regulator holds someone accountable for it.
First-days orientation: rules, safety, company context
A person signs off: the law or a regulator holds someone accountable for it.
Stays with people (5)
These steps need a person's judgement or presence.
30-60-90 plan with expected results per stage
Stays with people: it takes judgement that depends on your business context.
- Judging risk or priority in a business context
Assign a mentor and introduce the team
Stays with people: it takes judgement that depends on your business context.
- Consolidating people's contributions and resolving priority conflicts
Regular one-on-ones: progress, blockers, expectations
Stays with people: it takes judgement that depends on your business context.
- Open-ended dialogue with an external party
- Consolidating people's contributions and resolving priority conflicts
Assessment at the checkpoints against the plan
Stays with people: it takes judgement that depends on your business context.
- Judging risk or priority in a business context
Decision on passing the probation period
Stays with people: it takes judgement that depends on your business context.
- Judging risk or priority in a business context
2 steps outside what AI can work on
Physical work, or nothing AI could apply itself to. These steps count in no figure.
Induction into the working procedures by the mentor
Stays with people: someone has to be there in person.
- Transferring a skill to a person with in-the-moment correction
First tasks under supervision and feedback
Stays with people: someone has to be there in person.
- On-site sensory assessment of the condition of an object or a person
- Transferring a skill to a person with in-the-moment correction
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