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- July 17th, 2006
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This week in ux-clinic: Getting the new up to speed
This week in the ux-clinic discussion group:
Right now, our company is growing by leaps and bounds and an initiative has been put forth to reduce the time it takes a new hire to become productive. My question really is what approach have others seen work when it comes to getting new hires (fresh out of college/grad school) up to speed as usability engineers or designers?
How long does it typically take a new hire in your company to be completing projects on their own? What topics are included in your training program and what format do those training sessions take (e.g., lecture style, one-on-one w/ a mentor, hands-on “lab” type training, etc.)?
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