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First Week Fails: Mistakes Managers Make When Welcoming A New Team Member

Webinar Wednesday - Multifamily Insiders

Wednesday, March 23, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EDT)

Hiring is hard. When you finally find that new team member, don't blow it by botching their onboarding experience! Studies show that nearly 25% of employee turnover happens within the first 45 days on the job. Fight back by starting new hires off strong, and help new apartment community team members feel valued, welcome, and eager to contribute, so they stick around. In this fun and funny session, you'll learn how to set your multifamily teams up for “onboarding and ongoing” success.

  • Identify the Goals
    Identify the three goals of onboarding new hires, no matter their job title
  • Uncover the Mistakes
    Uncover seven mistakes managers make and how to avoid them
  • Discover the Steps To Take
    Discover six relatively easy steps to take before your new-hire even begins
  • Learn How To Adapt
    Learn how to adapt skills you already have for wowing your prospects and win the loyalty of your newest team members

Kara Rice
About Kara Rice

Kara Rice has spent more than 25 years in the multifamily industry in roles ranging from Leasing Consultant to CIO, with an emphasis on employee development. In 2019, she joined a team of innovators to launch Swift Bunny, where she serves as Chief Communications Officer. Previously, she co-founded Grace Hill where she oversaw the company’s eLearning curriculum and helped create a work culture renowned for innovation, enthusiasm, and camaraderie. Kara is passionate about education, team performance, career satisfaction, and employee motivation. She is a frequent presenter at industry conferences and has taught numerous NAA designation courses including CAM and NALP. She is also a licensed FL real estate sales associate and owner of rental property. Born and raised in the Boston area, Kara now roots for the Red Sox from her home in South Florida where she and her husband are raising their three children and dodging hurricanes.