Orient someone
When speaking of performing technical functions, would it make sense to say:
"Since you don't have any experience, at the beginning you will have someone to orient you."
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Christine Christie When speaking of performing technical functions, would it make sense to say: No. Orientation is when you inform new employees how to find their way around the building, who to see about payroll mistakes, what to wear, etc. Your new employee will need someone to "train" him how to do his job.
- Christine Christie When speaking of performing technical functions, would it make sense to say: No.
- Orientation is when you inform new employees how to find their way around the building, who to see about payroll mistakes, what to wear, etc.
- Your new employee will need someone to "train" him how to do his job.
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Christine ChristieWhen speaking of performing technical functions, would it make sense to say:
No. Orientation is when you inform new employees how to find their way around the building, who to see about payroll mistakes, what to wear, etc. Your new employee will need someone to "train" him how to do his job.
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