1. How do I use the Career Roles feature in Opportunity Marketplace?
  2. Explore Career Paths

Explore Career Paths

You can view multiple career development options for a career role of your interest. This enables you to explore lateral and vertical career opportunities within your organization.

A career path consists of multiple steps. Each step is associated with one or more job profiles or position profiles, which could be lateral or vertical positions across your organization.

For example, if you’re an Associate Software Engineer in Software Development and are interested in the Product Development or UX Design tracks, two lateral career progression options could be possible:
  • Associate Software Engineer > Product Manager > Senior Product Manager > Director of Product
  • Associate Software Engineer > UX Designer > Senior UX Designer > Director of Design

You can view these career progression options for any role included in these paths.

  1. On the Explore tab, select Career Paths from the Opportunity filter. A list of career path cards will be displayed.
  2. Select a card to view the career progression steps in that path.
  3. When you select a career role in any of the steps, you’ll see the career role details for that role.

Features of the Career Paths Listing Page

  • You can search for career paths based on the path name or role name. When you search using these keywords, Opportunity Marketplace will look for those keywords in the career path name, its description, career role name, and its description, and return the results as a list of career path cards.
  • You can also filter based on the job function or job family included in the path. These filters can be hidden or shown using My Client Groups > Search Views .
  • You can sort career paths in alphabetical order of the career path name. You can also sort them based on the creation date.
  • When you sort by Relevance, career paths are displayed in the order of creation date, with the most recent displayed first followed by the older paths.
  • You can also save the search for a career path.
  • Each career path card displays the number of career roles in that path. This is the count of all active job profiles and position profiles included across all the steps in that career path.

These filters don’t display career paths:

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