Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
39 lines (28 loc) · 3.06 KB

managers.md

File metadata and controls

39 lines (28 loc) · 3.06 KB
title description
Onboarding Responsibilities for Managers of New Hires
Things for managers to remember during the early days of onboarding

Onboarding For Managers

Before Day 1

  • Choose an onboarding mentor for the new hire.
  • Create an onboarding github issue based on the onboarding template. Tag the onboarding mentor and label the issue as onboarding. Also invite the team to say hi, as this is a place that the new hire should always be able to find easily in the future.
  • Set first-week schedule
  • Invite new hire to all engineering-wide meetings
  • Determine sprint rotation plan and update the onboarding calendar🔒 accordingly

Day 1

  • Organize lunch outing, if applicable
  • Ask the new hire for their GitHub account. One can use their personal account. Invite them to Artsy Git and the Engineering and Engineering Staff teams.
  • Set up their AWS account🔒. For consistency, it is encouraged to use the same name as their GitHub username.
  • Invite them to DataDog🔒
  • Invite the new starter to OpsGenie🔒 and add them to the on-call rotations calendar🔒.
  • Give an overview of what the onboarding will look like. This is a good time to walk through the onboarding template.
  • Introduce new hire to their mentor
  • When they are set up with Slack add them to the @developers user group 🔒, which should automatically invite them to developer related channels, and invite them to channels relevant to the individual. As a non Slack Admin, you can search @developer on slack, click on it in one of the results. A User Groups tab will apear on the right side. You can edit the group members there.

Week 1

  • Schedule a check-in towards the end of the week

And onward!

  • When the new hire is assigned to an initial product team, work with the PM/tech lead of that team to make sure they are set up and invited to all relevant meetings.
  • Remind tech leads/PMs/EMs that are part of the sprint rotation to prepare resources and invite new hire to meetings

Onboarding New Managers

  • Invite to meetings relevant to managers.
  • Remind tech-leads/PMs that the new manager’s main objective is to get to meet and work with everybody. As such they should be given diverse tasks and e.g. coupled with various engineers for pairing sessions, as well as leaving them with time to have 1:1s with all the engineers (including tech-lead), PM, and designer.