lead-qualification-meddic
Qualify enterprise opportunities using MEDDIC/MEDDPICC framework for complex B2B sales cycles
onboarding-guide
Design comprehensive onboarding programs with milestone-based progression, resource organization, and success measurement
Full skill instructions
Create structured onboarding programs that accelerate new hire productivity through clear milestones, organized resources, and measurable outcomes.
Based on Gallup Q12 engagement research and BambooHR onboarding studies, combining:
| Claude Does | You Decide |
|---|---|
| Structures onboarding phases | Timeline flexibility |
| Creates milestone checklists | Resource availability |
| Suggests activities | Buddy assignments |
| Identifies success metrics | Performance standards |
| Drafts welcome materials | Cultural elements |
Core Objectives:
| Objective | Measure | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Productivity | Time to first contribution | 30 days |
| Engagement | Pulse survey score | 4+/5 |
| Retention | 90-day retention | 95%+ |
| Culture | Manager satisfaction | 4+/5 |
| Compliance | Training completion | 100% |
30-60-90 Framework:
| Phase | Days | Focus | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Absorb | 1-30 | Learn, observe, connect | Understands role |
| Adapt | 31-60 | Apply, contribute, ask | Making contributions |
| Accelerate | 61-90 | Own, improve, lead | Fully productive |
Checklist Categories:
Resource Organization:
| Category | Contents |
|---|---|
| Company | Vision, values, org chart |
| Role | JD, expectations, success criteria |
| Tools | System access, tutorials |
| People | Team bios, stakeholder map |
| Culture | Norms, rituals, communication |
Checkpoint Assessments:
| Day | Assessment | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| 7 | First week check-in | Manager |
| 14 | Buddy feedback | Buddy |
| 30 | 30-day review | Manager |
| 60 | Progress assessment | Manager |
| 90 | Performance review | Manager + HR |
Input:
Create onboarding plan for:
- Role: Marketing Manager
- Team: 3 marketers, reports to VP Marketing
- Key tools: HubSpot, Google Analytics, Figma
- First project: Q2 campaign planning
Output:
## 30-60-90 Onboarding Plan: Marketing Manager
### Role Overview
| Element | Detail |
|---------|--------|
| Title | Marketing Manager |
| Reports To | VP Marketing |
| Team | 3 direct reports |
| Start Date | [Date] |
| Buddy | [Senior Marketing Manager] |
---
## Pre-Start Checklist (Before Day 1)
**IT/Admin:**
- [ ] Email account created
- [ ] Laptop ordered and configured
- [ ] Building access/badge
- [ ] HubSpot seat provisioned
- [ ] Google Analytics access
- [ ] Figma seat added
- [ ] Slack workspace invite
**Manager Prep:**
- [ ] First week calendar blocked
- [ ] Buddy assigned and briefed
- [ ] Welcome message drafted
- [ ] Desk/workspace ready
- [ ] Team notified of start date
---
## Phase 1: ABSORB (Days 1-30)
### Goal
Understand the company, team, and role fundamentals
### Week 1: Orientation
**Day 1 - Welcome**
| Time | Activity | Owner |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Welcome from manager | VP Marketing |
| 9:30 | IT setup and security training | IT |
| 10:30 | Office tour | Buddy |
| 11:00 | HR paperwork and benefits | HR |
| 12:00 | Team lunch | Team |
| 1:30 | Company overview presentation | VP Marketing |
| 3:00 | Tool access verification | Self |
| 4:00 | First 1:1 with manager | VP Marketing |
**Day 2-3 - Company Deep Dive**
- [ ] Complete company history module
- [ ] Review brand guidelines
- [ ] Read last 2 quarterly reports
- [ ] Watch CEO all-hands recording
- [ ] Review competitor landscape doc
**Day 4-5 - Marketing Team Orientation**
- [ ] 1:1 with each team member (3 × 30 min)
- [ ] Review team OKRs and metrics
- [ ] Understand current campaigns
- [ ] Access marketing dashboards
- [ ] Review content calendar
### Week 2: Systems and Stakeholders
**Tools Training:**
- [ ] HubSpot certification (8 hours)
- [ ] Google Analytics walkthrough
- [ ] Figma basics tutorial
- [ ] Internal wiki navigation
**Stakeholder Meetings:**
| Person | Role | Purpose |
|--------|------|---------|
| Head of Sales | Revenue partner | Understand MQL handoff |
| Product Manager | Product launches | Align on roadmap |
| Customer Success | Customer voice | Understand retention |
| Finance | Budget partner | Understand process |
### Week 3-4: Role Immersion
**Activities:**
- [ ] Shadow team members on key tasks
- [ ] Review past 6 months of campaigns
- [ ] Analyze top-performing content
- [ ] Understand lead scoring model
- [ ] Map customer journey documentation
**Deliverable:** Present "30-Day Observations" to VP Marketing
- What I've learned
- Questions I have
- Initial opportunities I see
---
### Phase 1 Milestones
| Milestone | Due | Status |
|-----------|-----|--------|
| All system access working | Day 3 | [ ] |
| Completed company training | Day 5 | [ ] |
| Met all key stakeholders | Day 14 | [ ] |
| HubSpot certification | Day 21 | [ ] |
| 30-day presentation | Day 30 | [ ] |
### Phase 1 Success Criteria
| Criterion | Measure | Target |
|-----------|---------|--------|
| System proficiency | Can navigate independently | Yes/No |
| Team relationships | Buddy rating | 4+/5 |
| Company knowledge | Quiz score | 80%+ |
| Engagement | Pulse check | Positive |
---
## Phase 2: ADAPT (Days 31-60)
### Goal
Start contributing and take ownership of initial responsibilities
### Responsibilities Ramp
**Week 5-6: Supporting Role**
- [ ] Co-lead weekly marketing meeting
- [ ] Review and approve team content
- [ ] Begin 1:1s with direct reports
- [ ] Contribute to campaign ideation
**Week 7-8: Primary Ownership**
- [ ] Lead weekly marketing meeting
- [ ] Own content calendar decisions
- [ ] First budget planning input
- [ ] Draft Q2 campaign strategy
### Key Activities
**Campaign Planning:**
- [ ] Analyze Q1 campaign performance
- [ ] Interview Sales on lead quality
- [ ] Research competitor Q2 activities
- [ ] Draft Q2 campaign brief
**Team Management:**
- [ ] Establish 1:1 cadence with reports
- [ ] Complete first performance check-ins
- [ ] Identify team training needs
**Deliverable:** Q2 Campaign Proposal Presentation
---
### Phase 2 Milestones
| Milestone | Due | Status |
|-----------|-----|--------|
| First campaign contribution | Day 35 | [ ] |
| Leading weekly meeting | Day 42 | [ ] |
| Team 1:1 rhythm established | Day 45 | [ ] |
| Q2 campaign proposal | Day 60 | [ ] |
### Phase 2 Success Criteria
| Criterion | Measure | Target |
|-----------|---------|--------|
| Campaign contribution | VP approval | Yes |
| Team feedback | Skip-level pulse | 4+/5 |
| Independence | Manager assessment | 4+/5 |
---
## Phase 3: ACCELERATE (Days 61-90)
### Goal
Operate independently and drive impact
### Full Ownership
**Responsibilities:**
- [ ] Full ownership of Q2 campaign execution
- [ ] Team performance management
- [ ] Budget management ($X/quarter)
- [ ] Cross-functional project leadership
- [ ] Process improvement initiatives
### Key Activities
**Campaign Execution:**
- [ ] Launch Q2 campaign
- [ ] Establish reporting cadence
- [ ] First optimization cycle
**Strategic Contribution:**
- [ ] Participate in H2 planning
- [ ] Identify one process improvement
- [ ] Present results to leadership
**Deliverable:** 90-Day Impact Report
- Campaigns launched/contributed
- Metrics influenced
- Team development actions
- Recommendations for next 90 days
---
### Phase 3 Milestones
| Milestone | Due | Status |
|-----------|-----|--------|
| Q2 campaign launched | Day 70 | [ ] |
| First optimization cycle | Day 80 | [ ] |
| 90-day review completed | Day 90 | [ ] |
### Phase 3 Success Criteria
| Criterion | Measure | Target |
|-----------|---------|--------|
| Campaign performance | KPIs met | 80%+ |
| Team satisfaction | Survey | 4+/5 |
| Manager confidence | Assessment | Ready for full autonomy |
---
## Resources
### Company
- [ ] Employee handbook
- [ ] Org chart
- [ ] Company values document
- [ ] Strategic plan summary
### Marketing
- [ ] Brand guidelines
- [ ] Content style guide
- [ ] Campaign playbooks
- [ ] Competitor analysis
### Tools
- [ ] HubSpot training library
- [ ] GA4 course link
- [ ] Figma tutorials
- [ ] Internal wiki
### People
- [ ] Team bios and backgrounds
- [ ] Stakeholder map
- [ ] Slack channel guide
- [ ] Meeting cadence overview
Input:
Create a first week schedule for a new software engineer.
Output:
## First Week Schedule: Software Engineer
### Day 1 (Monday) - Welcome & Setup
| Time | Activity | Owner |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Welcome, team intro | Manager |
| 9:30 | IT setup, equipment | IT |
| 10:30 | Security training | IT |
| 11:30 | Office tour | Buddy |
| 12:00 | Team lunch | Team |
| 1:00 | HR onboarding | HR |
| 2:30 | Dev environment setup | Buddy |
| 4:00 | End-of-day check-in | Manager |
### Day 2 (Tuesday) - Technical Orientation
| Time | Activity | Notes |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Architecture overview | Senior Engineer |
| 10:30 | Codebase walkthrough | Buddy |
| 12:00 | Lunch | Self |
| 1:00 | CI/CD pipeline training | DevOps |
| 3:00 | First PR: Update README | Self + Buddy |
| 4:30 | Questions & wrap-up | Buddy |
### Day 3 (Wednesday) - Deep Dives
| Time | Activity | Notes |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Product overview | Product Manager |
| 10:30 | Database schema review | DBA/Senior |
| 12:00 | Lunch with another team | Networking |
| 1:00 | Testing practices | QA Lead |
| 3:00 | Pair programming session | Buddy |
| 4:30 | Check-in | Manager |
### Day 4 (Thursday) - Stakeholders
| Time | Activity | Notes |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Design team intro | UX Lead |
| 10:00 | Support team overview | Support Lead |
| 11:00 | Self-study: Documentation | Self |
| 12:00 | Skip-level lunch | Director |
| 1:30 | Pick first bug/ticket | Manager assigns |
| 4:00 | Work on first ticket | Self + Buddy available |
### Day 5 (Friday) - First Contribution
| Time | Activity | Notes |
|------|----------|-------|
| 9:00 | Continue first ticket | Self |
| 11:00 | Team standup | Observe |
| 12:00 | Team lunch (TGIF) | Team tradition |
| 1:30 | Complete first PR | Self |
| 3:00 | Code review feedback | Buddy |
| 4:00 | Week 1 retrospective | Manager |
| 4:30 | Plan for Week 2 | Manager |
### Week 1 Success Checklist
- [ ] All accounts and access working
- [ ] Can build and run locally
- [ ] Completed security training
- [ ] Met all immediate team members
- [ ] First PR merged
- [ ] Understands team processes
- [ ] Calendar has Week 2 blocked
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