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a talent marketplace with two clocks: open roles, projects, and gigs matched to your people today, and career paths that show each person where they can go next and what it takes to get there.
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the challenge today
your people can't see the open role today, or the path from here
outside, recruiters put live roles in front of your people every week. inside, today's opening hides behind a manager conversation, and tomorrow's path lives in nobody's plan. the marketplace shows both.
matches are computed from axon skill profiles and declared aspirations, and both sides can make the first move: employees discover openings, opportunity owners search for qualified people directly.
four doors, not just the job ladder
not every move is a promotion. the marketplace runs custom workflows for every construct that builds capability.
live internal postings matched on skill and aspiration, before recruiters look outside.
short assignments that build a skill without a reorg: try the work, keep the day job.
job sharing, assignments, and international rotations with the workflow handled.
special interest groups and mentors, because most mobility starts with a conversation.
this month's move and the next three years, on one profile
the same skills and aspirations power what is open now and where the person can go next.
what the same seat costs, filled two ways
industry research on internal mobility is unambiguous; the marketplace is how you act on it.
mobility you can read in the numbers
both programs run on the same loop: profiles capture skills and aspirations, assessments verify them, and the marketplace routes people to the work that grows them.
the objections mobility programs meet
won't managers hoard their best people?
Hoarding thrives in the dark. When opportunity owners can search skills directly and every match is visible on talent dashboards, holding someone back becomes a decision leadership can see, and coach. Rotation targets make internal movement a measured goal instead of a favor.
how do matches avoid becoming a popularity contest?
Recommendations are computed from axon: assessed skills, certifications, work history, and declared aspirations, benchmarked against what the role actually requires. The shortlist arrives with evidence attached, and the hiring conversation starts from there.
is this a jobs board or career pathing?
Both, on one profile. career paths show where a person can go over the next few years and what to learn to get there. the marketplace shows what is open this month and runs the transfer when they say yes. stretch roles stay visible, with the gap and the learning path alongside, so one feeds the other.
where does succession fit in?
Mobility feeds it. Every gig delivered and skill assessed builds the evidence succession planning draws on, so pipelines fill from real movement instead of static nomination lists. see succession planning →
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