[progforlyfe]

This is why I always work at a new company at least 6-12 months before making any major changes. I use that time to get into the flow of how things are being done (even if I think they are not efficient). I may make some suggestions but that's it.

Of course, I'll probably never get hired again anywhere so it doesn't matter anymore.

[sublimefire]

In 6-12 months you could ship a new product or a large feature. This strategy might actually put you on a performance improvement plan instead.

[hamdingers]

A company/manager that would PIP you during onboarding doesn't understand the craft and does not deserve you.