Creating and Managing Career Paths

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to create Career Paths for given roles in Career Worksheets.

Career Path

The Career Path displays information about the expected path for a position or various positions.

Administrators or other assigned roles (HR managers, for example) are responsible for creating or managing Career Paths. Employees utilize the paths as visual next steps in career progression or transition.

Career Path enables the creation of unique and complex organizational career paths. HR managers or other assigned roles can create multiple new career paths, associate them to a given role, and restrict access as needed throughout the organization.

This feature also utilizes the Metadata Framework and Role-Based Permissions.

The edit career path screen is shown for HR roles.

Configuration Options of Career Path

Decisions within Career Path v2 include creating the object, designing the career path, and configuring the nodes.

The screen below includes the options for creating a career path. Each node displays the following unless the configuration is modified:

  • Number of competencies needed for taking the job role
  • Number of skills needed for taking the job role
  • Number of people holding this role
  • Number of Talent Pools
  • Job Family
  • Job Code
The edit career path screen is shown, with the menu of options highlighted.

View Career Paths in the Career Worksheet

If end users select a role from the Career Worksheet that is included in a career path, they can select a link to open it.

When end users review the Career Path, they will see a star for roles already selected in their Career Worksheet. New roles can easily be added to a Career Worksheet directly from the career path, and selecting the role's name will display additional information to the employee.

A career path for a role is shown.

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