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Onboarding: First Day Reminder Template

Written by Kathy Bentz
March 21, 2023
When a new employee is joining your company, use this First Day Reminder Template to share information on what to expect the first day.
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When onboarding a new employee at your company, use this First Day Reminder Template to share information on what to expect on the first day. Subject line: Information about your first day Body of email: Hi [New Hire Name], On behalf of the whole [Company Name] team, we’re so excited to have you join us! Here are a few key details for your first day tomorrow.
  • Where to go: [office address]
  • Transportation details: [include parking info, public transit info, and any other relevant transportation info]
  • When to arrive: [expected time of arrival]
  • How to enter: [include details about entering the office building and who will greet them at the office]
Here’s how to reach me: [Your Contact Info]. Please let me know if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow! [Your Name] By using this simple onboarding template, you’ll make your new hire will feel welcome. Plus, everyone remembers their first day at any place, whether it was school or a new job. Some people experience first day jitters. The more information that is given by a company, the higher the comfort level. Also, as you’re onboarding, it demonstrates the strength of your company’s ability to effectively communicate.

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