First 90 days in a new job
A plan for your first three months, split into learn, contribute and lead.
- List
- For professionals
- Goals
- Time management

About this template
The first three months in a new job go fast. This template breaks them into learning, contributing and leading, with subtasks for the details and estimates so you can block the time on your calendar.
How to use it
- Import the file; the three sections cover learning, contributing and leading over three months.
- Give the first week's tasks a time on the Week calendar so they do not slip.
- Complete the subtasks as you go; the parent shows your progress.
Make it yours
- Replace the placeholder names with your actual team and systems.
- Add the questions you want answered by day 30, 60 and 90 as subtasks.
- Keep it private, or share a copy of the first section with your manager.
Import it in three steps
- Download the template file.
- In OpenTodo, open Settings, then Data, then Import data.
- Choose the file, check the preview, and select Import.
What is inside
Every project, section and task the file creates, as the import will show them. Dates are relative to the day you import.
- First 90 daysDays 1 to 30, learn
- Meet every person on the team one to one
- Ask what they wish the new person knew
- Read the last three months of decisions
- Agree on 90-day goals with your manager
Days 31 to 60, contribute- Ship a first small improvement
- Write down what confused you in month one
Days 61 to 90, lead- Propose one change to how the team works
- Review the goals with your manager
- Meet every person on the team one to one
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Your to-do list, on your own server.
Try the demo in your browser. When you like it, install OpenTodo on your server and import your tasks.