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You can view detailed information about the career model created by the administrator.
Choosing a career model
Choosing a career model
A list of career models will be displayed by clicking the "Career Model Information" link from the "Basic Information" item in the menu on the left side of the screen.
If there is a career model for which the user is registered as the primary contact, "Main Contact" will be displayed to the far right of the relevant career model, and you can check the details by clicking on the career model you want to view.
Viewing career model information
Viewing career model information
You can view career model information.
You can view career model information.
When you select/click a row in the first level set by the administrator (set as "Position" in the example below), information about the first level will be displayed in a list.
When you select/click a row in the first level set by the administrator (set as "Position" in the example below), information about the first level will be displayed in a list.
If "Qualification" or "Training" is linked to the career model as a level restriction, the following will be displayed:
If "Qualification" or "Training" is linked to the career model as a level restriction, the following will be displayed:
- Which qualification (training)
- Which qualification (training)
- Career model | First level | Second level | Level set as restriction
- Career model | First level | Second level | Level set as restriction
Viewing the first level of information in the career model
Viewing the first level of information in the career model
You can view information within the selected first level.
On the first level information list screen, if you click on a line in the second level ("Position" in the example below), information about the second level below it will be displayed, and so on, with information being displayed by drilling down from higher to lower levels.
In addition, for the qualifications and training displayed, only level restrictions limited to the selected first level are displayed.
Viewing second-level information in the career model
Viewing second-level information in the career model
You can view information about the selected second level.
On the second level information list screen, click a row in a task to display information about the skills linked to the task.
In addition, for the qualifications and training displayed, only level restrictions limited to the selected second level are displayed.
List of skills associated with the selected task
*What is a career model?
*What is a career model?
A career model is a three-tiered evaluation system that links the first and second tiers to the career model name set by the administrator.
The administrator also links the second tier to a task classification.
The administrator also links skills to the task classification, so the relationship is as follows:
Career model name → First tier → Second tier → Task classification → Skills
In the example diagram on this page,
◎Career model name: "By job: Sales" or "Job model", etc.
◎First tier name: "Job type"
◎Second tier name: "Position"
◎Task classification name: "Approach" or "Hearing", etc.
◎Skill name: "Able to make appointments by phone without feeling embarrassed" or "Make email templates", etc.
From this system, the career model is evaluated by accumulating the results of various skill responses and combining them with other settings such as level restrictions.
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