On-demand Webinar
Opportunity Marketplace introduction and demonstration
15-minute on demand webinar
Earlier this year we released our NEW, self-service Opportunity Marketplace solution.
Unlike internal job marketplaces and other talent mobility point solutions, Opportunity Marketplace leverages AI to unify skills, people and job role data across multiple talent solutions – including recruiting, learning and performance – to connect employees to projects, gigs, learning paths, mentorships and open roles. The marketplace assists employees in discovering new ways to contribute to their organisation and advance, or change their career paths.
Why not take some time out now to watch this 15 minute on-demand webinar? It covers:
- Skills mapping to job roles
- Career profiles - where are you today and where do you want to be?
- Encouraging internal mobility with the help of self-service technology
- Data and analysis
Watch on-demand now
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