Hi Jayashree,
Orientation for new recruits means bringing about a change in the mindset of the recruit to blend positively with the objectives and goals of the company. While this is the broad purpose, one key point you must remember in making orientation programs is the way you relate to the recruits at an individual level. Here are some of them:
You must go through their CVs thoroughly to note their personal interests, hobbies, and ambitions mentioned in the CV. These are very important as they provide a clue to their future plans.
While presenting a bright picture of the company profile, you must align it with these factors, indicating that each of them has a scope for good career development as well as self-development.
You could include points like how the company could facilitate the upgrade of their qualifications, training opportunities provided, etc.
As a new recruit, each one would aspire to rise high in the company, and your presentation should assure them that it's not just high-flying goals of the company but also that the personal development of each individual employee is important for the company.
Your own talks should include remarks appreciating some talents or skills of the employees like swimming, sports, etc., which would bring them recognition among others. They would appreciate your close observation and also feel comfortable.
Finally, after your good presentation, you must ensure that the department they are posted in has a well-defined role, and the department head has a positive outlook. You must also prepare the department heads to welcome the recruits with a positive outlook.
Wishing you all the best in your efforts.
Jyothi [jo :-) ]