Position: These are job positions in each department, company. For example: Sales Manager, Consultant & Customer Support, etc.
Role: A more detailed classification of the position, which can be based on expertise, responsibilities, roles in each job. For example, Consultant & Customer Support can be divided into 2 roles as Consultant and Customer Support Specialist.
Level: Classified by level. For example: Intern, Trainee, Junior, Senior, etc.
Rank: a manner to classify employees based on the employee's role and level. Rank = Role + Level. For example: Senior Consultant, etc.
Step 2 Manage the list of courses for each position.
Go to Employees ‣ Configuration ‣ Job Positions, select a position in the existing list or create a new one.
At the Courses tab, press Add a line to select the courses that the employee needs to be trained with this position. After selecting the list of courses, you will see them on the statistics bar of this position.
Step 3: Manage the list of courses for each skill.
Go to Skills Framework > Skills > Skill Description, select a skill from the list.
At the Courses tab, press Add a line to select the courses that the employee needs to learn for this skill. After selecting the list of courses, you will see the number of courses on the statistics bar of this skill.
Step 4: Build the skills framework for each rank.
Go to Employees ‣ Configuration ‣ Ranks, select a rank from the available list or create a new one. (Note: enable developer mode).
At the Skill Framework tab, press Add a line to assign the required skills to this rank. The system will automatically calculate the number of courses for this rank and the next rank in the statistics bar.
Go to Employees ‣ Employees to select or create a new employee. At the tab HR settings, Payroll area, fill in the corresponding information in the fields:
Job Position;
Role;
Grade.
According to the configuration in steps 2 & 4, the system will automatically calculate and fill a list of courses for employees based on their positions and ranks.
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