PRC-3 · Chapter 8 · Question 60 of 74
A newly hired engineer spends her first week touring the factory, meeting department heads, and learning about the company's fire safety rules and core values before touching any actual work. What is this process called?
Test yourself: pick an answer
Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: B) Induction / Orientation
Explanation
Induction (or orientation) is the initial training process that familiarizes a new employee with the organization's culture, rules, and layout so they can settle in.
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