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Set your new policyIQ users on the path to success!

You can better ensure consistency and continuity in your organization’s policyIQ-related business by

  • effectively handing off work in cases of personnel transition and 
  • providing complete (without overwhelming) training and support to set your new users off on the right foot.

One of the keys to effectively handing off work lies in capturing necessary documentation of activities and tasks that are then easy to find and easy to follow—clear,  up to date and relevant. This is a great setup for a whole different blog post on another day (maybe later this month!).

What I want to bring you today is a tip for on-boarding new staff members to the content and responsibilities that they might have in policyIQ. We have tools that can help you to get them off to a good start!

Have you explored the materials available to you within your online Help’s Training section?



There’s a lot of great stuff out there—written guidance, PowerPoint slides, videos…perhaps you also have a training manual specific to your organization.

To help your new employees get a jump start on their policyIQ responsibilities, we recommend beginning with the Help page titled “Version 6 Training Recommendations by User Type”.

And to those of you who are responsible for bringing folks on board, we recommend that you focus on “Trainers’ Checklist and Tools”.

If you do just one thing to point your new users in the vicinity of policyIQ success, make it be an email or call (1-866-753-1231) to the policyIQ Support Team—we’ll take it from there!

 

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policyIQ Blog said:

When we work with a brand new policyIQ client, we talk a lot about the best way to train team members

April 9, 2012 10:01 AM

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About stepheniebuehrle

Specializing in process optimization and system implementation, I am an information management professional and instructional designer serving as a policyIQ Product Director with Resources Global Professionals. I am responsible for new client configurations, ongoing implementation guidance, the policyIQ training program and managing the user experience. I have been at Resources since 2004. Before joining the policyIQ team, I enjoyed working as an independent consultant in the non-profit sector. Prior to that, I performed analyst services for a major brewer. What a great path I've been on! I am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Information and Learning Technologies.
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