Starting something new is often exciting, thrilling, and filled with unexpected hazards. If starting a new job is like bursting off the starting line of a race, then many new hires are unlikely to last the whole race because they are insufficiently prepared for a great start. This is the reason for comprehensive onboarding programs, yet most onboarding is designed for those coming into an organization from the outside.
Increasingly, companies are adopting a similar strategy to set the stage for the success of their internal talent advancing from within. Yet, there are some important differences.
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