The primary reason organizations have orientation programs is that it
A) allows employees to quickly become productive.
B) encourages co-workers and supervisors to spend more time helping newcomers.
C) allows supervisors to make quick selection decisions.
D) encourages employees to form informal groups within the organization.

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Orientation programs help employees familiarize themselves with the organization's culture, policies, and procedures, which enables them to become productive more quickly.

The Primary Reason Organizations Have Orientation Programs Is That It