Onboarding is one of those processes that's the same every time - but the details are easy to drop when you're busy, and a rocky first week leaves a lasting impression on a new hire. A good checklist turns "hope we remembered everything" into a repeatable routine.
Below is a complete onboarding sequence, grouped by when each task typically happens. Treat it as a starting template and adjust it to fit your organization's roles, tools, and policies - every workplace has its own paperwork, systems, and culture to fold in.
Before day one: prepare ahead
Day one: welcome and set up
First week: orient and train
First 30–90 days: integrate and follow up
Make it repeatable
Add this onboarding checklist to Recurbit. Set the start date and every task schedules itself around day one — then reuse it for every new hire.
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Onboarding someone new every few months?
Recurbit turns this into a reusable template. Set the start date and every step gets a due date — 'set up accounts before day 1,' 'check in at week one.' Assign items across your team so nothing lands on one person.
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A general onboarding guide, not HR or legal advice. Follow your organization's policies and applicable employment law.