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  • Writer's pictureRich Haglund
    • Apr 15, 2022
    • 1 min read

Do your new hires get a standing O?

Fifteen years ago, Freddie Freeman, a Southern California native, joined the Atlanta Braves baseball team.


Yesterday, he started his first game playing for the hometown Los Angeles Dodgers.


When he hit a double in the eighth inning, to start a rally that led to the Dodgers winning, the fans welcomed him with a standing ovation.


And many of his family members were there to see it.


How do you welcome new team members?

What do you do to make them feel like a million bucks? (Or $162 million, in this case)


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