What's a Connections Profile

Your Connections profile includes information about yourself in different sections. Some information is initially available, and you can add more details about yourself. Here’s what your profile includes and the details you can add to it.

• Header: Header contains your name, contact information, business title, work location, work phone number, your Slack and Zoom details. You can add a display picture and links to your social media profiles like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. You can use the use the icon next to the phone numbers and email addresses to copy and then paste them elsewhere easily.
• Organization: Organization displays your reporting hierarchy, your reports if you have any, number of reports, job, department, business unit, and Areas of Responsibility representatives.
• About Me: You can describe yourself and your work here. You can add your areas of interest, expertise, and work experience. You can also add tags that indicate your work, interests, expertise, and anything that represents you. Your colleagues can use tags to search for people in Connections.
• Favorites: If you're using Oracle Grow, you can mark connections as favorites from their profiles to create a network of people. On the Oracle Grow page, you’ll see them all in the Connections region. You can also find others who are considered Popular in your role. You need to have the Access Career Growth by Worker privilege added to your role to add favorite connections.
• Skills and Development: You can see this panel on your profile if you’ve purchased and implemented Dynamic Skills. For more information, see the Dynamic Skills documentation.
• Experience: This section contains your tenure with the company and your enterprise service history.
• Links: You can add links of your interest in this section.
• What Others Think: You can view the feedback you've received, thank the person that sent you feedback, and provide feedback for your colleagues. The person who sent you feedback can select who can view their feedback to you.

All information displayed on the profile is considered public information, except for the What Others Think section, which is displayed based on the visibility option the feedback provider has selected.