we dove into the benefits and best practices around recruiting remote workers. But as you’ve learned from , it’s not enough to hire talent, you also need to onboard new hires by training them!
Training someone to be on a remote team might seem like a challenge since they aren’t sitting next to you. Those who are new to setting up a remote team think that training face-to-face is just easier because you can answer questions as they come up. And it may seem easier when training multiple hires. But rest assured you can train remote workers, and in a way that scales as you hire multiple people at once.
In today’s episode, we’re going to share a number of proven strategies that have worked across job roles.
Once you’ve trained your remote workers, you might be wondering how to hold them accountable and retain them long term. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered ;)
We’ll be share fool-proof techniques for holding remote workers accountable and how to retain them long-term.
One last thing to keep in mind — there is a difference between a remote-first versus a remote-friendly company. If you’re not familiar with the difference, we’re going to dive into it and talk about how it can impact long-term retention of your remote workers.
Holly Cardew the Founder of Pixc is back to help us out. Holly has grown and scaled her team across Australia and Asia. And has done so in a number of job functions spanning both the business side with roles such as virtual assistants and marketers, to the technical side hiring software developers and designers to build the product.
As you watch today’s episode you’ll learn:
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