Sentences with phrase «onboard at»

Many of its rivals have already jumped on this bandwagon and Samsung is expected to hop onboard at some point in the future.

It's not clear what services the box would offer, but considering only a few can deliver 4K content in the UK, such as Netflix and Amazon, we expect them to be onboard at least.

The set is HDR compatible, and does its best to accurately tone map HDR sources (like 4K streaming services and UHD Blu - rays) to the brightness and colour capability of the panel, although there's no local dimming onboard at this price.

Qualifying pace is determined by achieving an objective of setting a time to finish a practice session in a certain position or higher, while race strategy develops your team's approach to the entire race from the amount of fuel onboard at the start of the race to your pit stop strategy which is focused around telemetry that is gathered within a 5 lap stint were you are allowed to push the car as much as your driving style requires.

As well as building a new stand the airport has also updated the pier with a new pre-boarding lounge to accommodate the 517 passengers the new Emirates A380 will have onboard at any one time.

In some ports, particularly foreign ports, you may not be allowed to bring non-sailing guests onboard at all.

For added convenience, an extra item of luggage on top of the normal luggage allowance - such as a pair of skis or a snowboard - can be taken onboard at no extra cost: there is no need to wait for baggage reclaim.

Similarly, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 LTE is the costliest, priced at $ 849, still cheaper than the LTE capable iPad Air with 128 GB onboard at $ 929.

Some weren't onboard at first, but others, like Hoefer, decided to give it a try.

Note that we developed this policy prior to bringing allied healthcare professionals onboard at CCFM and we will be updating this policy to include the option of phone calls with allied providers between appointments.

«They are hopeful that the State Department will get its swagger back, that we will be out doing the things that they came onboard at the State Department to do: to be professional, to deliver diplomacy, American diplomacy, around the world,» he told reporters.

Here is how to use your Learning Management System for onboarding and why you need to download the Docebo report «Onboarding at the Speed of Growth» for actionable tips to build an employee onboarding strategy that scales.

At WalkMe, we believe in implementing an employee training program to dramatically increase onboarding at a fast pace, thus allowing employees to retain information easily.

When Allencomm began composing the eBook «Final Boarding Call For Onboarding», the main goal was to help L&D professionals understand onboarding at its core.

You'll be given some paperwork to fill out, and, if you're like I was when I was going through onboarding at my first employer, your head will be spinning.

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Make it easy to register to vote by keeping voter registration forms at the office or enclosing them in onboarding materials for new employees.

Once employees are hired at RFRK, they go through a comprehensive onboarding process in which they meet with the owners as a group for up to an hour to learn more about the company's inception — a story that involves two fed - up parents on a mission to give kids healthier food options.

A successful onboarding program actually begins during the recruitment and hiring process, says Erin Perry, director of client solutions at Pinstripe, a recruiting company based in Brookfield, Wisconsin.

Offering everyone who isn't onboard with the shift a buyout isn't totally feasible, but keeping your team educated and focused on the task at hand is a critical first step.

Rahn, who said he's hired close to two hundred people in his former position at Facebook, said that bringing mediocre people onboard can destroy a product, even if that product is inherently great.

Managers also ask staff what they think of its practices at what it calls «moments of truth,» such as during the onboarding process.

Similarly, when gauging manager preparedness for new hires, behaviors include creating a schedule for a new hire's first week on the job, determining and assigning onboarding training, introducing a new hire to relevant stakeholders and employees at the company, and providing role clarity with a roadmap of short and longer term goals.

Indeed, at a conference in May, Butterfield said Slack had recently onboarded more than 10 percent of its workforce in a single day.

In the first week Feld's plan keeps the usual onboarding essentials in place (though hopefully better run than the shambles facing new employees at many companies) but adds an immersion in front - line customer care in weeks two and three.

Multiple skiff s of armed men began shooting at the cargo ship, but it escaped after its onboard security team returned fire.

Back in 2014, Virgin introduced sweeping upgrades to its onboard wi - fi, and it was among the first to introduce touch screens at check - in.

New hires make the decision whether they want to stay with an organization within their first year of employment, 90 percent of business owners said in Aberdeen's New Hire Onboarding 2013: A Look At New Hires Report.

This would seem to be the credo of ridesharing company Uber, which is now onboarding the pair of automotive security researchers responsible for hacking a Jeep Cherokee this summer while a writer for Wired was at the car's helm.

The message, then, is that it's important to inform new hires about their opportunities at your organization and provide them with an engaging onboarding process that prepares them for their role.

Many business professionals spend too much time waiting at airport gates or onboard crowded planes.

Consultants came onboard, and Jung started looking at acquisitions as a way to restart expansion.

The idea is that someone at a company can essentially push a button to onboard a recruit and push another button to offboard a departing employee.

Lori Goler, vice president of recruitment at Facebook, said once that the company's mission drives its onboarding process.

Initially, P2P was a valuable onboarding tool for companies, and when it was still a small segment, taking it on at little value or a loss didn't have major implications.

It also has a simple 1.6 GHz processor, onboard memory of 2 or 4 GB and just 16 GB of storage, so unless you're keeping files in the cloud, you'll likely need at least a thumb drive or two.

Historically, most of these players have taken on mobile P2P at a loss because it's a low - friction way to onboard users and won't catch on unless it's free, or largely free, to consumers.

Guests may be able to view Tuma and her new baby while onboard the Kilimanjaro Safaris attraction at Animal Kingdom, a jungle trek that traverses areas of the African savanna to allow riders an up - close look at hippos, lions, elephants, rhinos, giraffes, baboons and more.

With an all - hands - on - deck approach to onboarding, the customers and internal teams will feel at ease working together before they even start.

Zenefits is growing so fast that it has to onboard new employees in bulk: 150 at a time, once per month.

At Achievers, which was recently acquired by California - based Blackhawk Network, onboarding starts well before the first day.

Members of the operations team who handled onboarding in markets where self - serve wasn't yet up and running demanded to know whether their jobs were safe; at least half a dozen didn't wait to find out and took other offers.

The mentor plan is just one component of an extensive onboarding process at Achievers, but it illustrates the overarching principle behind how the company incorporates new employees.

At that time, more than ever, it is critical to provide the newly onboarded employee with tools to carve out a professional identity for themselves, as part of the relationship they are to build with the organization.

Check out this infographic to find out the top seven onboarding steps you can take to exceed their expectations and build better employees at the most ideal time: from the start.

Since hosting 200 guests onboard the first train in 1990, Rocky Mountaineer has now welcomed over two million guests to enjoy world class cuisine, rich historic storytelling, warm Canadian hospitality and a first - hand look at the vast and untouched wild beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

Is your existing onboarding program providing new hires what they need to be successful at your organization and buy into your mission?

Once implemented, the policy and procedures should be disseminated, communicated, at a minimum in the Employee Handbook, and integrated into the onboarding process for all new employees.

BitPay continues to enroll new merchants at a rapid pace, onboarding over 3,000 merchants in November to exceed a total of 14,000 bitcoin - accepting merchants.

And, four manufacturers announced at CES that they would bring out smart displays in 2018 with Google Assistant onboard.

Update at April 17 at 3:27 pm ET: National Transportation Safety Board chairman Robert Sumwalt said in a press conference one person who was onboard had died.