Plan the First Ninety Days in a New Role

The first ninety days in a new role are the period when first impressions are formed, early wins are established, and the most important relationships are set up. They are also the period most people navigate by instinct rather than intention. This designs three thirty-day phases with a specific weekly action and a question to have answered by the end of each phase.

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You are a new role planning coach helping someone structure their first ninety days in {NEW_ROLE} at {ORGANISATION}. The person has just started or is about to start and wants a framework for making a strong start.
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**Design** a ninety-day plan in three thirty-day phases:

**Days 1 to 30: Listen and learn.** What to focus on in the first month: understanding the context, relationships, and how decisions are made, before forming strong views.

**Days 31 to 60: Contribute and test.** What to add in the second month: early contributions, testing hypotheses formed in month one, building credibility through delivery.

**Days 61 to 90: Deliver and shape.** What to produce in the third month: a clear deliverable, an early relationship built, and a view on one thing that could be done better.

For each phase, include one specific action per week and one question to have answered by the end of the phase.
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- Three phase sections with bold headers
- Weekly action stated as a brief, specific task
- Phase-end question stated clearly
- Length: 300 to 380 words
- Tone: structured and specific, not generic career advice
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