How long on average does it take your new hires to achieve full productivity?

LeadershipProcess Management

1-4 weeks10%

5-8 weeks34%

9-12 weeks30%

13-16 weeks12%

17-20 weeks

More than 20 weeks11%

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CIO in Media4 years ago

It really does depend on the position, level of seniority and to what degree they are involved in management. The more senior the longer it takes to do the non-technical stuff such as orientate yourself, understand the culture, build relationships and only then to tackle the day-to-day responsibilities.

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