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        Interactive learning, 110–111, 133  “Managing up,” as part of company
        Intern conversion rate, 215–218       culture, 95–96
        Internal personal networks, 127–128  Marine Corps, United States, 69
        Internal professional networks, 126–127  Maslow, Abraham, 36–37, 39,
        Interpersonal Network Development, 64,  123–124, 152
            65, 67                        Measurement, of success, 212
          external personal networks, 128–129  feedback mechanisms for, 202, 210,
          external professional networks, 129–130  215–216, 220–221
          internal personal networks, 127–128  metrics dashboard, 215–218
          internal professional networks, 126–127  new hire satisfaction by business unit, 214
          metrics dashboard to track, 215–218  of objective completion, 217–219
          new hire’s connectedness, 3, 29–30, 65,  variation of metrics per company, 213
            68, 120–121                     “What gets measured gets managed,” 213
          in Onboarding Margin model, 67  Medtronic, 42–47
          as pillar of Onboarding Margin, 64  Mentors/mentoring
          “valued connectedness,” 243       Caterpillar’s training program, 211
        In-the-field experiences, 114–115    during first week, 152
        Irony of Norms, 91                  investment in, 202–203
                                            management of, 197, 201–202, 204, 210
        Job readiness, metrics dashboard to track,  mentoring circles, 202
            215–218                         mentoring meetings, 205–206
        Jobs, Steve, 138                    responsibility assigned to, 217
        John Deere, 133                   Mergers and acquisitions (M&A), 20
          executive onboarding process, 81–82  Metrics dashboard, 215–218
          systemic/strategic onboarding, 79–83  Microsoft, 129
        Johnson, Gerry, 174–175           Miracle on 34th Street, 99
        Johnson & Johnson, 42–47, 132     Misreading, of company culture, 87–88
                                          Mitre, 138
        Kaiser Associates, 159            Motivation, via strategic immersion and
        Knowledge and service-based economy, 7–8  direction, 179–183
        Knowledge transfer, 24            Moye, Mindy, 82
          case example: Nagothane
            Manufacturing, 27             Nagothane Manufacturing, 27
        Kotter, John, 100                 NASA research centers, 60
        Kraft Foods, 42–47                Needs
                                            identifying new hire’s, 232–237
        Leadership behavior                 Maslow’s hierarchy of, 36–37, 39,
          case example: Bank of America, 73   123–124, 152
          case example: John Deere, 81–82   physiological, 36–37, 39
          case example: Shell, 68           for process of
          principles for “message” to new hires,  administration/governance, 199–204
            106–107, 113–115                resources for addressing, 208
        “Leading Change: Why Transformation  Netflix, 107–108
            Efforts Fail” (Kotter), 100   Networking development, 65, 121–122,
        LinkedIn, 121, 134, 137               147. See also Software
        Lockheed Martin, 42–47, 238       New hire contribution (NHC), 30, 150, 186
          governance structure, 211       NHC. See New hire contribution
                                          Nike, 97, 104
        M&A. See Mergers and acquisitions  Northrop Grumman, 42–47
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