Use case

Succession Planning,Career Growth& Internal Mobility

From what training should I take to where can my capabilities take me

Employee development often operates independently from organizational workforce planning.

  • Employees ask

    “What should I learn to grow?”

  • Managers ask

    “Is this person ready for the next role?”

  • HR asks

    “Who could be promoted or moved internally?”

  • Business leaders ask

    “Do we have the talent required for future roles?”

These are actually interconnected questions.

ProKnack’s employee growth focus is to connect certifications, capabilities and development with career progression. Employee-level certification suggestions based on experience are live today; career paths and levels are being built next.

The ProKnack career model

In development

  1. Current Role
  2. Current Capabilities
  3. Required Capabilities for Next Role
  4. Capability Gap
  5. Development / Certification
  6. Readiness
  7. Career Progression
Example

Illustrative

Consider a Software Engineer aspiring to become a Senior Engineer. The target role requires:

  • System Design
  • Cloud Architecture
  • Technical Leadership
  • Project Management
  • Security fundamentals

The employee’s current profile might reveal:

CapabilityCurrentRequiredGap
CodingAdvancedAdvancedNone
CloudIntermediateAdvancedGap
System DesignIntermediateAdvancedGap
Technical LeadershipBasicIntermediateGap
SecurityIntermediateIntermediateNone

Rather than assigning generic courses, the organization can build a development path around the identified gaps.

Organizational benefits

This can support:

  • Individual development planning
  • Career conversations
  • Internal mobility
  • Promotion readiness
  • Succession discussions
  • Skill-based development
  • Employee retention initiatives
  • Targeted certification investment
Executive outcome

Create greater transparency between employee development and organizational capability requirements.

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