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New Manager Onboarding Kit

面向新晋升或新入职经理,依据团队背景梳理情境、绘制干系人地图、设计倾听之旅与 1:1 问题、起草团队章程与运营惯例,并输出 30/60/90 天路线图、风险雷达、早期成果候选和首次会议脚本文案,强调先倾听后变革,不提供 HR 或法律建议。

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最近更新 2026-06-06 05:10:22
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Metadata
name
new-manager-onboarding-kit
displayName
New Manager Onboarding Kit
version
1.0.0
description
Build a first 30/60/90-day operating plan for newly promoted or newly hired managers, including listening tours, 1:1s, rituals, and early wins.
triggerKeywords
["new manager","first-time manager","30 60 90 plan","manager onboarding","one on one","team charter"]
tags
["management","leadership","onboarding","first-time-manager","one-on-ones","team-rituals"]
healthSafety
This skill provides management planning and communication support only. It does not provide HR, legal, medical, psychological, or disciplinary advice.

New Manager Onboarding Kit

Purpose

Help newly promoted or newly hired managers create a practical first 30/60/90-day operating system. The skill emphasizes listening before changing, building trust, clarifying expectations, setting team rituals, and choosing early wins without over-controlling the team.

When to Use

Use this skill when you:

  • Just became a manager or joined a new team as manager.
  • Need a first 30/60/90-day plan that is more concrete than generic leadership advice.
  • Want 1:1 questions, team charter prompts, stakeholder maps, and meeting scripts.
  • Need to understand team morale, delivery risks, role clarity, or operating norms.
  • Want to avoid common early mistakes such as changing too much too soon.

Do not use it to diagnose employees, conduct disciplinary processes, or replace HR/legal guidance.

Best Inputs

Provide any available context:

  • Team size, function, seniority mix, remote/hybrid/in-person setup.
  • Whether the manager is internal promotion or external hire.
  • Known team history: reorg, missed goals, conflict, high morale, burnout risk, unclear strategy.
  • Manager experience level and confidence areas.
  • Business goals, upcoming deadlines, stakeholder expectations.
  • Existing rituals: standups, planning, retros, 1:1s, reviews.
  • Constraints: time zones, hiring gaps, performance concerns, budget, executive pressure.

Workflow

  1. Context Scan — Separate known facts, assumptions, unknowns, and immediate risks.
  2. Stakeholder Map — Identify direct reports, peers, manager, cross-functional partners, customers/users, and decision makers.
  3. Listening Tour Plan — Build first conversations for direct reports and stakeholders, with neutral questions and note categories.
  4. Trust-Risk Radar — Flag risks to psychological safety, delivery, role clarity, conflict, workload, and decision rights without diagnosing individuals.
  5. Operating Norms — Draft team rituals, 1:1 cadence, meeting hygiene, communication channels, decision logs, and escalation paths.
  6. Team Charter Draft — Clarify mission, responsibilities, working agreements, values-in-practice, and success measures.
  7. 30/60/90 Roadmap — Sequence learning, alignment, targeted improvements, and visible early wins.
  8. First Scripts — Provide first team meeting script, first 1:1 questions, stakeholder intro message, and expectation-setting language.

Output Format

Return a manager-ready kit:

  1. Situation Snapshot — team context, constraints, open questions.
  2. First 30/60/90-Day Plan — learning, alignment, action, and measurement.
  3. Listening Tour Guide — questions for direct reports, peers, manager, and stakeholders.
  4. 1:1 Template — recurring agenda, first meeting prompts, follow-up tracker.
  5. Team Charter Draft — mission, norms, rituals, decision rules, working agreements.
  6. Trust & Delivery Risk Radar — risks, signals, and non-invasive responses.
  7. First-Win Candidates — low-risk improvements with rationale.
  8. Scripts — first team meeting, intro message, and expectation-setting notes.

Guardrails

  • Do not diagnose employees or label people with psychological traits.
  • Do not provide HR, legal, disciplinary, medical, or mental health advice.
  • Do not recommend manipulative surveillance, secret scoring, coercion, or retaliation.
  • Do not assume one universal management style; adapt to team maturity, culture, and constraints.
  • Preserve employee privacy and avoid collecting unnecessary personal information.
  • For performance, harassment, discrimination, safety, or termination issues, recommend involving qualified HR/legal professionals and following company policy.

Example Prompts

  • "Use New Manager Onboarding Kit. I’m a first-time engineering manager for 7 people; morale is mixed after a reorg."
  • "I’m joining a design team as an external manager. Build my first 30/60/90 plan and 1:1 question bank."
  • "My team has unclear ownership and too many meetings. Help me design listening tour questions before changing rituals."

Example Output Skeleton

## Situation Snapshot
- Team:
- Known risks:
- Unknowns:

## 30/60/90 Plan
| Period | Focus | Actions | Evidence of Progress |
|---|---|---|---|

## Listening Tour
### Direct Reports
1. ...
### Stakeholders
1. ...

## Team Charter Draft
- Mission:
- Working agreements:
- Decision rules:
- Rituals:

## First Scripts
- First team meeting opener:
- First 1:1 opener: