Definition
Definition of onboarding - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
user familiarizationRare US process of familiarizing new users with a service or productRare US
- The app's onboarding helps users understand its features quickly.
2.
client introductionRare US introduction of new clients to a service or productRare US
- Onboarding ensures clients understand how to use the software.
3.
employee integrationRare process of integrating new employees into a companyRare
- The onboarding of new staff takes about two weeks.
Adjective
1.
user integrationRare designed to help new users start using a serviceRare
- The onboarding tutorial was very helpful for beginners.
2.
employee integrationRare related to integrating new employees into a companyRare
- The onboarding materials were ready for the new hires.
Origin of onboarding
English, on (into operation) + boarding (entering a ship/train)
Terms with onboarding included in their meaning
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workplace onboarding
official who instructs recruits during job practice and early duties
Examples of onboarding in a sentence
The onboarding process includes a tutorial and a welcome tour. The onboarding process was smooth and informative. Successful onboarding can lead to higher client satisfaction. Onboarding is essential for employee retention. The onboarding process includes training sessions. The onboarding process was seamless and user-friendly.
Our app includes an onboarding guide for new users. The onboarding checklist was distributed to all departments. Our team developed an onboarding program for remote employees.
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- French:intégration, d'intégration, ...
- German:Benutzereinführung, Onboarding-, ...
- Italian:familiarizzazione, di onboarding, ...
- Spanish:integración, de incorporación, ...
- Portuguese:integração, de acolhimento, ...
- Chinese:用户引导, 入门的, ...
- Japanese:ユーザーの導入, オンボーディングの, ...
- Arabic:تَعْريف المُسْتَخْدِم, تَعْريفي, ...
- Hebrew:הַטְמָעָה, מַדְרִיךְ לְמִשְׁתַּמְּשִׁים חֲדָשִׁים, ...
- Russian:ознакомление пользователей, вводный, ...
- Ukrainian:ознайомлення користувачів, вступний, ...
- Hindi:उपयोगकर्ता परिचय, प्रारंभिक मार्गदर्शन, ...
Definition of onboard - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
businessinvolved in a project or organization
- We need to get everyone onboard with the new plan.
2.
transportationTECH. carried or used on a vehicle or vesselTECH.
- The ship has onboard medical facilities.
Verb
1.
teamworkto bring someone onto a team or project
- The company will onboard new employees next week.
2.
technologyTECH. to install or integrate a system or deviceTECH.
- We need to onboard the new software by Friday.
Expressions with onboard
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hire someone for a job or position
We decided to bring Jessica onboard as our new manager.
agree with an idea or plan
He finally got onboard with the new policy.
computer built inside a vehicle or machine to control or track functions
The car's onboard computer shows real-time fuel consumption on the dashboard.
devices and systems permanently installed inside a vehicle or vessel
The technicians inspected all onboard equipment before the ship left harbor.
Origin of onboard
Old English, on (in) + bord (board)
Examples of onboard in a sentence
Getting the team onboard is crucial for the project's success. The plane's onboard entertainment system was impressive. They checked the onboard safety equipment thoroughly. We need to onboard the new interns by Monday. She helped onboard the project team efficiently. They will onboard the new employees next week.
We need to onboard the latest updates.
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- French:impliqué, intégrer, ...
- German:beteiligt, integrieren, ...
- Italian:impegnato, integrare, ...
- Spanish:involucrado, incorporar, ...
- Portuguese:envolvido, integrar, ...
- Chinese:参与的, 入职, ...
- Japanese:参加している, チームに迎える, ...
- Arabic:مُشارِك, أَدْخَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְגוּיָס, לִקְלֹט, ...
- Russian:вовлечённый, включить в команду, ...
- Ukrainian:залучений, прийняти на роботу, ...
- Hindi:शामिल, टीम में शामिल करना, ...
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