This chapter provides an overview of the Talent Summary page content and layout and discusses how to:
Display the Talent Summary page and pagelets.
View the HR Job and Plan Careers pagelets.
View the HR Manage Profiles pagelets.
View the Compensation pagelets.
View the ePerformance pagelets.
View the Plan Succession pagelet.
View the Enterprise Learning Management pagelet.
The Talent Summary page provides managers with a comprehensive view of talent data related to an individual employee through the use of a dashboard. With the Talent Summary pagelets, managers have access to an employee’s talent data from one location instead of accessing several components separately.
Use the Talent Summary page to manage and analyze information about your workforce. This page enables you to:
View an employee’s profile details such as competencies, responsibilities, and certifications.
Examine career and succession plans for your employees.
View employee compensation data and compare it to the job salary range.
Analyze performance history.
Assess your staff’s learning and education.
Note. The system checks direct report access for the Talent Summary page as a whole as well as for access to the contents of each pagelet. If a manager does have security access to the component, the related pagelets will not show up in the dashboard. If a manager has access to the component, but not to the direct reports access needed for the component, then the related pagelet will display a message that the manager does not have access to this information for the employee.
For a list of pagelets delivered with the Talent Summary feature, see the Understanding the Talent Summary Dashboard Pagelets and Setup section of the setup chapter.
See Understanding the Talent Summary Dashboard Pagelets and Setup.
Customizing the Talent Summary Page
You can also customize the look of your Talent Summary page. On the Talent Summary dashboard, you can drag and drop pagelets to a desired location on the page. You can also minimize or remove pagelets from the dashboard by using the corresponding icons in the header. To have a pagelet appear after deleting it from the dashboard, access the Personalize Content: Talent Summary page to select the pagelet.
To further personalize Talent Summary dashboard content and layout, use the Personalize Content and Layout links:
The Personalize Content: Talent Summary page–enables you to select or deselect pagelets you wish to view on your Talent Summary page.
The Personalize Layout: Talent Summary page–enables you to determine whether you want your Talent Summary page to display in a 2- or 3-column layout. You will also select which pagelets should appear in which column.
Note. The pagelets available on the Personalize Content page are based on permission lists. If a user does not have access to a permission list, for example, if the Manager Dashboards - JPM (HCCPJP2200) permission list is removed from the Manager Dashboard role, the profile based pagelets may not be listed for selection from the Personalize content page.
See Also
Understanding Accessing Direct Line Report Information on the Dashboard Pagelets
Defining the Manager Dashboard Content and Layout
This section discusses how to:
Select a direct or indirect report to view on the Talent Summary page.
View the Talent Summary page and header.
Page Name |
Definition Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
HR_DR_DIRECTREPORT |
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Select a direct or indirect report from this page to view the employee’s talent summary data. |
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HC_TALENT_SUMMARY |
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View the Talent Summary pagelet content by selecting or deselecting pagelets that should appear on your Talent Summary page. |
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PORTAL_HPCOMP |
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Define the Talent Summary pagelet content by selecting or deselecting pagelets that should appear on your Talent Summary page. Standard PeopleSoft role-based security ensures that managers can access only the pagelets appropriate to their roles. The Talent Summary page delivers two performance history pagelets: a graphical view of performance history and a table view of performance history. See Viewing the ePerformance Pagelets. Note. The pagelets available on the Personalize Content page are based on permission lists. If a user does not have access to a permission list, for example, if the Manager Dashboards - JPM (HCCPJP2200) permission list is removed from the Manager Dashboard role, the profile based pagelets may not be listed for selection from the Personalize content page. The Personalize Content: Talent Summary works like the Personalize Content: Manager Dashboard page. |
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PORTAL_HPLAYOUT |
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Define the Talent Summary pagelet layout by selecting either a 2- or 3-column layout style you wish to display on your Talent Summary page. Identify the pagelets that should appear in each column by moving pagelets from one column to the next. The columns list only those pagelets you have selected on your Personalize Content: Talent Summary page. Note. The Talent Summary page is optimized using the 3-column layout. The Personalize Layout: Talent Summary works like the Personalize Layout: Manager Dashboard page. |
Access the Talent Summary - Employee Selection Criteria page (Manager Self Service, Talent Summary).
View information about your direct and indirect reports. As a higher level manager, you will see your employees in a hierarchical list, or hierarchal grid (Hgrid) format. This enables you to expand or collapse the list to view or hide the indirect reports that report to your direct report managers.
Employee Reporting as of |
Displays the current date, which dictates the reporting structure that appears in the employee list as of this date. |
Refresh Employees |
Click this button to refresh the employee list as of the Employee Reporting as of date specified. |
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Click these buttons to expand or collapse the hierarchal grid to view or hide your indirect reports (the direct reports of your subordinates). |
Select |
Click this button to open the Talent Summary page for this person. The Select button may display inactive for these reasons:
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Access the Talent Summary page (Click Select for an employee on the Talent Summary - Employee Selection Criteria page).
The fields in the header are defined by the administrator and may vary from what is shown here.
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Displays the Additional Jobs icon next to the employee’s name when an employee holds multiple jobs within the organization. Pause over the icon to see the name of the other job or jobs held by this person. |
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Displays the Key Person icon next to the employee’s name to indicate that this employee has been identified as a vital, or key, employee within the organization for succession planning. |
Actions |
Click this menu drop down list to select manager self service actions to perform for your employees. The system will direct you to the appropriate manager self service page. PeopleSoft delivers the various self service transactions to work in conjunction with the Talent Summary page that enables managers to view or manage employee information in the PeopleSoft database, as they would from the manager self service pages. For a list of self service actions available from the Talent Summary page, see the Understanding Self Service Transactions, Delivered Manager Self Service Transactions Available from the Manager Dashboard and Talent Summary Pages section in the “Setting Up eProfile Manager Pagelets for the Dashboards” chapter of this PeopleBook. See Understanding Related Actions and Self Service Transactions. |
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Displays the IM icon, if enabled. Pause over the icon to see the employee’s chat ID. Click the ID to open the chat window. The page uses the following conditions to determine if it should display the IM icon:
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Select Another Employee, Return To Manager Dashboard, or Return to Org Chart Viewer |
Click this link to return to the page from which you accessed the Talent Summary page. |
Personalize Content |
Click this link above the header to open the Personalize Content: Talent Summary page and select or deselect pagelets you want to view on your Talent Summary page. |
Personalize Layout |
Click this link above the header to open the Personalize Layout: Talent Summary page to define the column layout of your Talent Summary page. |
Viewing IM Icons in the Header
Different IM icons will be displayed based on the following:
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Indicates the employee is available on the IM Protocol specified. |
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Indicates the employee is either not available on the IM Protocol specified or the employee does not have an account on that IM Protocol. |
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Indicates there is an error connecting to the IM Protocol. |
See Also
Understanding the Talent Summary Dashboard Pagelets and Setup
Setting Up the Header Ratings Boxes
This section discusses:
Viewing the Career History pagelet.
Viewing the Career Planning pagelet
The Career History pagelet displays job summary information for the employee.
This pagelet displays a grid with a list of jobs that the employee holds and has held in the past, most recent jobs first.
View Details or View All |
Click this link to open the Career History model window to view all of the employee’s job history. The Career History model window also displays the employment record number for the person. The View Details link appears when there are five or fewer rows of job history. The View All link appears when there are more than five rows of history. |
See Also
The Career Planning pagelet displays career paths for the employee.
Use this pagelet to view the mobility preferences for an employee. The pagelet may also display up to 3 grids to view the employee’s different types of career paths: the Official Path, the Manager Approved Path, and the Personal Path, if applicable. The grids will appear only when there is data to display. The Personal Path grid will appear only if it has data to display and if the employee has not marked the personal career path as private.
Willing To |
Display the mobility preferences for this employee. Mobility preferences are maintained in the person’s profile. The check mark indicates an employee is willing to relocate, travel, or take an international assignment for his or her job. |
Career Move |
Identifies the order of career steps. For example, 1st Move is the first step in the suggested career path. |
Option |
Displays the preference order of jobs when more than one job is associated with a career move. |
Job Title |
Identifies the suggested job for an employee’s career progression. |
Readiness |
Displays when this employee is or will be ready for this career move. Values are: 1-2 Yrs, 3-5 Yrs, Emergency, Ready Now, and Retirement. |
Manage Career Plan |
Click this link to open the Manage Careen Plan component and manage career information for this employee. |
Career Progression Chart |
Click this link to open the Career Progression Chart page and see a graphical representation of an employee's career path. |
Search and Compare Profiles |
Click this link to open the Search for Profiles page to perform profile comparisons between this employee and other employees or jobs within the organization. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five rows of data appear in a grid to view additional career move options for this person. |
See Also
Creating and Updating Person Profiles
This section discusses:
Viewing the Education pagelet.
Viewing the Honors and Awards pagelet.
Viewing the Interest List.
Viewing the Job Related Competencies pagelet.
Viewing the Personal Competencies pagelet.
Viewing the Licenses and Certifications pagelet.
Viewing the Responsibilities pagelet.
Viewing the Special Projects pagelet.
Viewing the E&G Special Projects pagelet.
See Also
PeopleSoft HR 9.1 PeopleBook: Manage Profiles
PeopleSoft eDevelopment 9.1 PeopleBook
Page Name |
Definition Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
HCTS_JOB_COMP_SEC |
Click the View All <number> link at the bottom of the Job Related Competencies pagelet on the Talent Summary page. |
View all job related competencies when there are more competencies associated with an employee’s job than the 10 the pagelet can display. |
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HCTS_PERS_COMP_SEC |
Click the View All <number> link at the bottom of the Personal Competencies pagelet on the Talent Summary page. |
View all the employee competencies not associated with the employee’s job. This link is available when the employee has more than five non-job related competencies. |
The Education pagelet displays the schools attended and degrees completed by this employee.
Up to two grids can display on this pagelet: the School Education grid and the Degrees grid. If there is not data to populate one of the grids, only one grid will appear.
View an employee’s schooling and degrees acquired. You can click the names of the education level and degree name links to open the Profile Details page and view additional details about this employee’s education.
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five rows of data appear in either educational grid to view additional education of degrees for this person. |
The Honors and Awards pagelet displays the honors and awards this employee has received.
Managers use this pagelet to view a list of honors and awards obtained by an employee and the date it was received. The grid sorts the information by received date, more recent first.
Honor and Award |
Click the honor and award name link to open the View Profile page and view more details about the honor or award for this person. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five honors or awards are associated with the employee’s person profile. |
The Interest List pagelet displays the job profiles in which an employee may have an interest.
Profile |
Displays a list of job profiles (in this case typically jobs or positions) that are of interest to the employee. Click the profile name link to open the Manager Self-Service Job Profile page and view more information about the job’s profile, such as competencies, responsibilities, or qualifications. |
Assigned By |
Identifies the person that added this job profile to the employee’s interest list. |
Compare Profiles |
Click the Compare icon button to open the Compare Profiles - Match Result page to compare this job’s skills and competencies with that of the employee’s current skills and competencies. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when the employee is associated with more than five profiles and view all profiles on the interest employee’s list. |
Interest List |
Click this link to open the Team Interest List page in Manager Self Service. There you can review, update, or delete job interests for this person. |
The Job Related Competencies pagelet displays the list of competencies associated with this employee’s job (non-person) profile compared to the employee’s (person) profile.
This pagelets displays the primary nonperson profile type as the target profile. Define Primary profile types by navigating to Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Profile Management, Profiles, Assign Default Profile Types. For example, if the Primary NonPerson Profile Type field is JOB, only the profile competency types of JOB will show.
This pagelet displays a bar graph of the target versus actual proficiencies for competencies found on the job (non-person) profile related to the employee. The vertical line on the graphic represents the minimum target level an employee should have in this job. The colored horizontal bars represent the employee’s proficiency level.
The color of the bar changes based on these employee proficiency levels:
Red bar that appears below the target line: Employee’s proficiency is less than the target level of the job.
Dark gray bar that appears even with the target line: The employee is on target and matches the target level for a competency.
Green bar that appears beyond the target line: The employee exceeds that of the target level for the job.
Only the light gray competency bar appears: The employee has not been rated for this job competency.
Pause over a competency bar to view the full name of the competency, the target level rating, and the employee’s rating. Click the bar to open the View Profiles page to see additional details about the rating for this employee.
The types of evaluations to display and the number of year to display them are defined on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page.
See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page.
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than 10 competencies are associated with the job (non-person) profile. |
Legend |
Click this link to open the Legend page and view the bar descriptions. |
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Click this link to open the Exceptions page and view chart exceptions where the competency actual rating model of the employee does not match the target rating model of the job. |
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Click to open the Search for Profiles page and perform a profile comparison between profiles. |
Note. Competencies that the employee has been rated on but not associated with the employee’s non-person job profile are visible on the Personal Competencies pagelet.
The Personal Competencies pagelet displays the list of competencies associated with this employee’s person profile, but not the employee’s job (non-person) profile.
Competency |
Click the competency name link to open the View Profile page and view more details about the competency rating for this person. For competencies that have multiple reviewers for the same evaluation type, data for the most recent effective date displays on the pagelet. The types of evaluations to display and the number of years to display them are defined on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page. See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five non-job related competencies are associated with the employee’s person profile. |
The Licenses and Certifications pagelet displays the licenses and certificate held by this employee and their expiration date.
The grid sorts the rows by expiration date, then by issued date.
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This column displays a warning icon, if applicable. The grid can display the Critical or Warning icons based on the alert level definitions set up by the administrator on the Alerts Pagelet Setup page: The grid will also display this icon when a certificate or licenses is past due. See Setting Up Alerts Definitions for the Licenses and Certifications Pagelet. |
License |
Click the license name link to open the View Profile page and view more details about the license or certificate for this person. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five licenses or certificate are associated with the employee’s person profile. |
The Responsibilities pagelet displays the list of responsibilities associated with an employee’s person profile.
Responsibilities |
Lists the responsibilities held by this employee as defined on the person profile. Click the responsibilities name link to open the Profile Details page and view additional information about the responsibilities. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five responsibilities are listed on the employee’s person profile. |
The Special Projects pagelet displays projects assigned to this employee.
Employer |
Lists the projects assigned to this employee. Projects are sorted by completion date. Click the employer name link to open the Profile Details page. The number or years to display a project is defined on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page. See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five projects are listed for the employee. |
The E&G Special Projects pagelet displays Education and Government projects assigned to this employee.
Project |
Lists the E&G projects assigned to this employee. Projects are sorted by completion date. Click the project name link to open the Profile Details page. The number or years to display a project is defined on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page. See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when more than five projects are listed for the employee. |
This section discusses:
Viewing the Base Salary History pagelet.
Viewing the Current Salary pagelet.
Viewing the Total Rewards pagelet.
The Base Salary History pagelet displays the compensation history for an employee.
Use this pagelet to view salary change history. The pagelet displays the last five years of compensation. Pause over the graph line points to view the exact employee’s salary for a specific year.
Note. In order for the pagelet to display data, it may be necessary to modify the access type for the View Compensation History (HR_SS_MG_COMP_HIST) component on the Direct Reports Configuration page by navigating to Set Up HRMS, Common Definitions, Direct Reports for Managers, Configure Direct Reports UI.
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Click this link to open the Compensation History page in self service and view the employee's salary, variable cash, and variable noncash information. |
The Current Salary pagelets displays the salary range for an employee’s job and where the employee falls within that range.
The pagelet displays the minimum, midpoint, and maximum of the salary grade for this employee’s job. The arrow icon that runs across the salary range bar indicates the employee’s compa-ratio. The percentage that appears is in comparison to the midpoint of the range. You can pause over the arrow icon to view the employee’s actual salary.
See Also
Administering Salary Plans, Grades, and Steps
The Total Rewards pagelets displays the composition of an employee’s compensation and rewards package.
Use this pagelet to view a summary chart depicting a graphical representation of compensation and benefit summary information. The pagelet displays the most recent total rewards information for the employee.
The top of the pagelet displays the employee’s total rewards value amount. Pause over various pie slices in the graphic to see the amount associated with each rewards component and its percentage of the reward. Click each individual pie slice to view more details about that reward. For example, a health benefit may represent 10 percent of your total reward, and by clicking the Health pie slice, you can see that the benefit is comprised of health and dental insurance.
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Click this link to open the View Total Rewards page. Review compensation and benefit summary information for a particular reward period. |
Note. The Total Rewards pagelet will display data only when the Total Rewards feature has been implemented.
See Also
Implementing the Total Rewards Statement
The Talent Summary page delivers two performance history pagelets and the user can choose to display either of them.
Data for the graph and grid is derived from the completed performance documents for an employee. The manager listed on the performance document can access both current and historical documents. When managers have access to the View Only Documents transaction, they can view any document for direct or indirect reports based upon the Direct Reports setup. This includes past documents for which the employee was not their direct or indirect report. If the manager does not have access to the View Only Documents transaction, then access is limited to the Historical Documents transaction where the user is listed as a manager on the document.
Note. It is best to use the graphical view of performance history when the rating model has not changed over performance periods. However, if the rating model has changed one or more times, it may be better to use the table grid view. The graphical view does not represent a change in rating model.
This section discusses:
Viewing the Performance History pagelet as a graph.
Viewing the Performance History pagelet in a table grid.
This Performance History pagelet displays the overall rating (y-axis) for an employee from past performance periods (x-axis) using a bar graph.
We recommend that you use the graphical view when the rating model has not changed over performance periods.
This pagelet displays a bar graph. The colored vertical bars represent the employee’s overall performance rating for the period specified. Each distinct job title is represented by a different colored bar. A legend for each job title appears below the graph. The administrator determines the document type and how many periods worth of data to show on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page.
See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page.
Pause over a period rating bar to view the performance dates and employee rating. Click the bar to open the Document Details page to see additional details about the rating for this employee and access the performance evaluation.
View Details |
Click this link to view the performance history in a grid format. |
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Click this link to open the Document Details page to view or manage the most current performance evaluation that is in progress. |
See Also
This Performance History pagelet displays the overall rating for an employee from past performance periods using a table grid.
If a rating model has changed one or more times over performance periods, it is recommended you use the grid view. The graphical view does not represent a change in rating model. This format also supports ADA (Americans with Disability Act of 1990) accessibility.
The administrator determines the document type and how many periods worth of data to show on the Talent Summary Setup - Other Pagelets page.
See Defining Setup Data for Pagelets within the Talent Summary Page.
The grid sorts the rows by period end date, most recent first.
Period |
Display the performance review period. Click this link to open the Document Details page and view additional information about this performance review. |
Current Document - <status> |
Click this link to open the Document Details page to view or manage the most current performance evaluation that is in progress. |
See Also
This section discusses viewing the Succession Options pagelet.
The Succession Options pagelet displays all positions, jobs, and persons for which the employee is slated as a successor.
This pagelet displays succession plan data for which a manager has access to. The rows in the grid are sorted by status then readiness.
Successor For |
Displays the person, job, or position from a succession plan for which an employee is a successor. Click this link to open the Succession 360 page and view or update the succession plan details. |
Type |
Indicates the type of succession plan with which this person is associated. Succession plan types are Person, Position, or Job. |
Order |
Displays this employee’s candidate ranking order for this succession plan. |
<readiness status> |
This column displays the readiness status of this person for this job or position. The icons that appear in this grid are defined in the Readiness ledger at the bottom of this pagelet, or pause over an icon to view text defining this icon. |
Plan Status |
Displays the status of this succession plan. Values are Official or Draft. |
View All <number> |
Click this link when the employee is associated with more than five succession plans to view all succession plans linked to this employee. |
This section discusses viewing the Learning pagelet.
The Learning pagelet displays an overview of learning activities for a particular employee. This information comes from the Enterprise Learning Management (ELM) system.
Use this pagelet to see an overview of learning activities of an employee. This pagelet highlights required learning and certifications which are expired or in warning status, with the Past Due and Due Soon warnings appearing first. The pagelets presents the activities, programs, and catalog items in Planned status.
The View drop-down field enables you to filter the data that you see in the grid.
View |
Select which view of data you wish to display in the grid. Choices are:
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Title |
Click the title link to open the corresponding application page that may varied based on the type of learning item it is, for example, and activity, catalog item, or program. Note. The data for ELM Learning is pulled from ELM database via IB Integration setup. |
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Displays the Due Soon or Past Due icon if the learning item has reached the date that defines an item as due soon or past due. If the item is not past due or due soon, the field is left blank. |
View All <number> |
The pagelet displays five rows of information in the grid. Click this link to open a modal Learning grid page to view all rows of employee learning. The number of employees that appear in the page grid will appear in the link name. |
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Click this link to open the Team Learning page in manager self service. |
See Also
PeopleSoft Enterprise Learning Management PeopleBook, “Defining Defaults”.