This section is written and managed by - Ankit Saraswat

When you start, you’ll be considered to be in your probationary period for 3 months. A “probationary period” is a standard legal term required by labour law, but it’s really a time for us to ensure both you and the organisation are a good fit for each other. Benefits and full permanent status takes effect once we have decided you’ve successfully completed your probation period.

Ending month 1:

We do a more formal check-in every month for the first three months of your fellowship. At the end of the first month, the formal conversation with People Ops intends to check on:

If it makes sense for your situation, we’ll help to set some goals that both you and us as a team can work on for the next two months (for example: maybe you want more direction from our project manager, or we’ll ask if you could communicate more with your team on Slack).

The rest of the fellowship:

During the fellowship, you will have differing levels of structured onboarding of technical/ non-technical work practices depending on your starting point, team, progress, etc.

Neither the goals we set nor the check-ins are designed as stressful challenges to prove your worth or skills. We won’t grade you during a check-in and you won’t be blindsided by a surprise evaluation. Like you, we want you to succeed and to become a full member of the team. The check-ins are a chance for us to work together to help you integrate with the team and to thrive and be happy in your new job.

Even if you’re struggling with a goal we set after three months, we may extend your probation period while we help find a way to overcome the difficulties you are encountering. This may include changes to your work, or Kuku FM changing to accommodate your personal way of doing things.

<aside> 💡 After completion of Probation period, you will be informed about transitioning into full time role.

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