The same induction, forty times a year
A manager repeats the same ninety minutes for every hire. Film it once and give that time back.
A series a new joiner can watch before anyone has to sit with them, built so each hire gets the same first week.
A manager repeats the same ninety minutes for every hire. Film it once and give that time back.
You cannot run a cohort for a single joiner, so people wait weeks for an induction that should happen on day one.
Three locations, three versions of the same welcome. A series makes the first week identical everywhere.
15 in the library, 7 shown.
The techniques this kind of film is actually shot in. Each one links to a project that used it.
Sectors we have already shipped this kind of film into, newest library first.
A series, almost always. A new joiner needs different things on day one and in week three, and a series lets you drip them. It also means a policy change touches one module rather than a ninety-minute film.
Modules are built as separate deliverables with shared design, so the one that went out of date gets replaced without re-opening the others.
Yes. A common core covering the company, then role branches for sales, operations or engineering. The branches reuse the core design so production stays efficient.
We do, from your HR pack and a short call with whoever currently runs the induction in person. That person is usually the one holding the content in their head.
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