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        Corporate compliance, 81–82       Drive/entrepreneurialism, of new hire, 30,
        Corporate downsizing, 56              150, 186
        CPG. See Consumer packaged goods and  Drucker, Peter, 213
            retail industry
        CPOs. See Chief People Officers    Early Career Support, 3, 66
        Cultural auditing, 102–105          attrition rate impacted by, 153–154
        Cultural mastery, 64–65             common career development tools, 147
          in Onboarding Margin model, 67    as employer-employee compact,
          sample tactics, 116–117             143–144, 148–149
        Culture, values and, 3              history of, 145–147
          artifacts that shape workplace    John Deere executive onboarding
            experience, 90                    process, 81–82
          case example: Apple Computer, 107  need for, 148–155
          company contradictions, 98–99     in Onboarding Margin model, 67
          corporate and organizational cultures,  planning tools, 207
            89–91                           sample tactics, 167–169
          cultural audit key activities, 103  significance of perceived progress, 152
          cultural auditing, 102–105        structural requirements to stimulate,
          honesty in presenting, 105–106      155–158
          Irony of Norms, 91                three steps of, 144–145
          misreading, 87–88               Employment brand, 25
          new hire’s challenges in learning,  Energy and utilities industry, 42–47
            93–99                         Engagement levels, 24–25, 38
          new hire’s need to know, 88–89  Entrepreneurialism, of new hire, 30,
          onboarding as lever to drive change,  150, 186
            99–102                        Environmental sustainability, 81–82
          performance values, 91–93       Ernst & Young, 164
          principles for “message” to new hires,  Exploring Corporate Strategy
            106–107, 113–115                  (Johnson, Scholes, Whittington),
          as subject to interpretation, 93    174–175
          who’s who as part of, 95        External personal networks, 128–129
        Customization, 78–79              External professional networks, 129–130
          appropriate tailoring, 52, 67, 82  Exxon Mobil, 42–47
          in Onboarding Margin model, 67
                                          Facebook, 121, 137
        Dartmouth College, 134            Farmer’s Insurance, 183–184
        Day one. See First day            Feedback mechanisms, 202, 210,
        Decision-making, as part of company   215–216, 219
            culture, 95                     General Mills climate surveys, 221
        Deloitte Consulting, 150            to measure success, 220–221
        Demand drivers, 178                 Starbucks Mission Review System, 220
        Deregulation, 55                    Verizon Wireless organic evolution of
        Diagnostic, program                   onboarding, 220–221
          benefits/applications of, 225–231  Financial services industry, 42–47
          four-steps for conducting, 231–241  First day, 120, 134, 136, 205, 207
          identifying program objectives, 24–26,  in HR model, 11–12
            217–219, 239                    software to minimize waste, 23
        Dispute moderation, as part of company  First six months, 112
            culture, 95                     case example: Shell, 68
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