12 things every 1st-year CIO needs to get done

CIO can be a challenging role, and it is essential to get off to the right start. CIO.com compiled a list of 12 things every CIO needs to do in their first year.

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Noah Schwartz

Here are the 12 things first-year CIOs need to do, according to Oct. 12 reporting on CIO.com:

  1. Listen
  2. Work to build long-term relationships
  3. Build trust
  4. Reassess IT portfolios
  5. Craft strategy
  6. Establish expectations for managers
  7. Appoint a deputy
  8. Determine the CIOs place in the executive hierarchy 
  9. Identify skills gaps in your team
  10. Identify who has the most influence on the CEO
  11. Form an alliance with a board member
  12. Fix problem spots

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