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The 30-60-90 day performance review facilitates a smoother transition and quicker adjustment for new hires by providing a structured timeline for their integration into the role. In the first 30 days, the focus is on onboarding and learning the basics of the job. By the 60-day mark, the new hire is expected to start contributing more significantly, applying their knowledge and skills. By 90 days, they should be fully integrated and performing their duties effectively. This approach allows managers to track the new hire's progress, provide timely feedback, and adjust their training and support as needed, ensuring a smoother transition and quicker adjustment.
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The 30-60-90 day performance review is a time-based evaluation process that assesses an employee's progress at three key intervals: 30, 60, and 90 days into their role. In the first 30 days, the focus is on onboarding and learning the job's basics. By 60 days, the employee is expected to start contributing more significantly, applying their knowledge and skills. By 90 days, they should be fully integrated and performing their duties effectively. This approach helps managers track early progress, provide timely feedback, and facilitate a smoother transition and quicker adjustment for new hires.
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