Registering Career and Succession Plans—Exercises
Basic Data Setup
Basic Data Exercise
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set
up the basic data required for running this particular functionality.
Windows:
Career Planning Periods
Normal Career Path
Career Potentiality Levels
Identify Career Advancement Level
Succession Plans
- Make sure that there is a career planning period. If none exists, enter a new
one.
- Make sure that there is a normal career path. If none exists, enter a new
one.
- View the career potentiality levels.
- Open Identify Career Advancement Level and populate the
window. View the
information.
- Open Succession Plans and populate the window. Enter
another job and save the information.
General exercises for Career and
Succession Plans
Main Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to guide you
through the career and succession planning process.
Windows:
Career Plan Counseling
Career Performance Appraisal History
Employees Career Advcancement Level
Identify Career Advancement Level
Succession Plans
Succession Analysis
- Open Career Plan Counseling and populate the window.
- Create a new record and select the first of your employees using List of
Values.
- Make the career plan valid for a period of two years. Select the value in Period.
- Save the information.
- Enter a new strength, development area, and area of interest in the lower
part of the window and save the information.
- Open the
Career Path tab. Right-click and then click Get from Normal Career
Path. Select one of the proposed jobs and click OK.
- Open the
Career Potentiality tab and enter a career potentiality
level.
- Open the
Development Plan tab and enter development areas, time frame, and suggested methods.
- Save the information.
- Change the status to Confirmed by right-clicking.
- Change the status to Approve by right-clicking.
- Open
Career Performance Appraisal History and populate the
window.
- Create a new record and select your employee from the List of Values.
- Enter performance scores for your employee for the past three years. (Use
the data defined in Performance Appraisal Indicator.)
- Save the information.
- Open
Employees Career Advancement Level and populate the
window.
- Select your employee and view the career advancement level.
- Open the
Identify Career Advancement Level window.
- View the information.
Note: The career advancement level is a combination of the career
potentiality you defined in
the Career Plan Counseling window and the performance scores you defined in
the
Career Performance Appraisal
History window
- On the basis of the employee's career advancement level, you may now make a
decision on whether to approve or cancel the career plan in the
Career Plan
Counseling window. This time, choose to approve the career plan by right-clicking.
- Open Career Plan Counseling and populate the window.
- Select your employee.
- Change the status to Obsolete by right-clicking.
- Open the
Career Plan Counseling window.
- Define a new career plan with a new career planning period for your employee.
- Save the information.
- Open the Career Plan tab. Right-click and then click Copy from previous Career Planning
Period.
- Do the same thing in the
Development Plan tab.
- Save the information.
- View the different tabs.
Note: The
Strengths,
Development Areas, and
Areas of Interest tabs are automatically updated as soon as you define the new career plan and save it.
- Open Succession Plans and populate the window. View
the information.
- Open
Succession Analysis
and populate the window.
- View the information in the
Career Path
tab showing employee's career path.
- View the information in the
Potential
Successors
tab showing potential successors for the key
employee you selected in the graphical window.
- Select this check box
Display only Jobs without Potential Successors
if you only want to list key employees who do
not have potential successors defined.