EVeM and E-Falcon Co-Host Webinar on New Hire Development

EVeM and E-Falcon will co-host a webinar on May 26, 2026, focused on accelerating the productivity of new employees. The event explores moving beyond subjective training methods by integrating standardized management models with objective aptitude data.
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EVeM Inc. will co-host a webinar with E-Falcon Inc. on May 26, 2026 (Tuesday), titled: "A Guide to New Hire Development for Busy Managers: Accelerating Productivity through Aptitude Data and Management Models."

May marks the beginning of full-scale deployment for new hires into field roles, a period when the risks of early turnover due to "May blues" or mismatches with supervisors are at their highest. Yet, many companies continue to offload training responsibilities onto busy playing managers, relying on subjective, experience-based instruction rather than structured methodologies.

This webinar is designed for those facing challenges such as:

- Field managers who are overloaded with operational duties and lack time for coaching.
- Subjective 'learning by watching' training leading to mismatches with new employees.
- Aptitude test data collected at recruitment being left unused after final hiring decisions.
- Discrepancies in management development capabilities as the organization rapidly expands.

To address these issues, the webinar will introduce EVeM's "Management Models"—practical frameworks for daily use—and discuss how to integrate them with "Employee Aptitude Data" provided by E-Falcon.

For more details, please visit the following page:
https://lp.e-falcon.co.jp/seminar_20260526-2?utm_campaign=42997424-EveM&utm_source=EveM

EVeM will continue to support the growth of individuals and organizations through the power of management, aiming to realize a society where people can thrive.

FAQ

How can companies prevent turnover of new hires?

By transitioning from subjective coaching to a data-driven approach that combines standardized management models with objective employee aptitude insights.

Why does a manager's workload impact employee development?

High workloads lead to inadequate coaching time and reliance on 'learning by watching,' often resulting in miscommunication and mismatches with new employees.

What is the key benefit of the EVeM and E-Falcon partnership?

It helps teams move beyond reliance on individual experience by establishing an objective, data-backed onboarding framework.