onboard

Committed to joining

Onboard means aboard or on a vehicle, vessel, or craft: onboard navigation systems, the onboard computer.

Extended to mean part of a team or project: We need to get everyone onboard before we proceed.

As a verb, to onboard is to integrate a new employee or customer into an organization's systems and culture: HR will onboard you next week.

Also spelled as two words: on board.

nautical

ship

Seagoing transport vessel

gangway · deck · crew · passenger · maritime · sailing · captain · ferry · cruise · yacht

transport

boarding

Entering a vehicle

crew · cabin · seat · ticket · gate · bus · shuttle · coach · trolley · tram

integrate

assimilate

Absorb and incorporate fully

familiarize · settle in · ramp up · get up to speed · learn the ropes · adapt · adjust · immerse · absorb · blend in

recruit

hire

Take on for work

new starter · probation · candidate · applicant · talent acquisition · HR · human resources · signing · offer letter · contract

welcome

orientation

Position relative to surroundings

hospitality · warmth · friendliness · introduction · welcome packet · buddy system · mentor · tour · first day · check-in

teamwork

collaboration

Joint intellectual work

team meeting · cross-functional · stakeholder · networking · relationship building · communication · alignment · expectations · goals · milestones

Categories
Opposites
physical location

onboardoffboard

Exit a vehicle

ashore · on land · disembarked · dockside · earthbound

agreement/commitment

onboardopposed

Against something stated

resistant · against · skeptical · reluctant · hesitant

integration status

onboardoffboarded

Processed out of organization

external · departed · terminated · offboard · separated

Phrases
Family

onboarding, onboards, onboarded, onboardings

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G