Make the First 90 Days Count - Perspectives

A Simple 30-60-90 Day Plan

Change is hard. Whether it is moving from one team to another, taking on a larger role, or transitioning to a new company, the first 90 days of anything new are challenging. When you start a new job, you are going from a role in which you know the ins and outs to a place where the culture, the history, and even the acronyms are foreign to you. This is doubly difficult when you start a new role remotely. You may not have even seen the office or met your team members in person. Last week, I started as the new CEO of Ancestry after leaving Facebook, where I spent the last 11 years of my…

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• Uyên Phạm Thu
• Joy Chiu

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