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Now that the initial 30 days of your journey as a new CIO have been completed, there’s a good chance that you have a clear understanding of how the IT department is viewed at your organization.

Demonstrating leadership and declaring a department mission is important as a CIO. Technical teams are often perceived as employees that take orders from the organization but feel otherwise disconnected from the overall business strategy.

As a CIO, one of the core duties you will have is managing other team members and the performance you give at this can quickly determine your success or failure in a position.

The modern CIO role requires individuals to know the technology they are working with and knowing when it is time to push for new equipment or software to replace outdated options currently in use.

Although the core facets of a new CIO job may have been outlined in a job description or the interview that followed an application, you may not truly know the reason the role is being filled.

As a CIO, there’s a good chance that you already know who your boss is; however, the person you perceive to fulfill that role may not actually be the one that truly evaluates your performance.

Modern CIOs must know how to create and develop strong relationships across the organization. During the process, you must also determine the individuals present

If you are a new CIO or a seasoned professional taking on a new challenging role, knowing how to get started in your new role is one can be incredibly challenging yet essential for personal growth as a leader.