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Administrator Guide
Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Concept: Work Experience and Training Types

Concept: Work Experience and Training Types

Work Experience

You can add different types of work experiences and associate levels with the experiences in:
  • Job profiles.
  • Talent reviews.
  • Worker profiles.
You can use the
Maintain Work Experience
task to create, edit, and delete work experiences. For each work experience, create different experience
Levels
. Levels can track years of experience, level of proficiency, or other tiered measurement you want to associate with the experience. You can optionally specify a
Talent Card Sort Order
to control the priority of the experience as it displays on the talent card.

Training Types

Training types are available to add to worker and job profiles. Examples:
  • Classroom.
  • Online.
  • Textbook.
  • On-the-job.
Add
Training
to worker or job profiles using the
Configure Profile Group
task. You can add this section to the:
  • Overview
    ,
    Career
    , or
    Performance
    profile group on worker profiles.
  • Qualifications
    profile group on job profiles.
When you convert contingent workers to employees, or when you rehire former employees, Workday carries over their previous training to the new role.

Delete or Inactivate Work Experience or Training Types

  • Select the
    Inactive
    check box to remove a work experience, experience level, or training type from selection lists. Though inactive, these items remain valid for employees who have already selected them.
  • Delete a work experience, experience level, or training type by removing its row from the setup table. You can only delete items that aren't in use.
When you inactivate an experience level or training type, you may need to update job profiles or other objects to reflect a valid experience level or training type. When you submit changes to a job profile that includes an inactive work experience, you must remove the inactive entry.