How to Use the Talent Report

How to Use the Talent Report in Sprint CV

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Before you search for one consultant at a time, the Talent Report gives you the bigger picture, an overview of what skills, roles, trainings, education, logins, languages and industries your whole team (or a specific group) actually covers.

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Open the Talent Report

Click the Talent Report icon on your homepage.

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Choose a topic and a group of consultants

The Talent Report shows an overview of a given topic for your consultant list, such as skills, languages, industries, among others. You can also choose between different groups of consultants, depending on which manager they’re assigned to, or see the whole company’s list.

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Sort the list

You can also sort the list on the Talent Report by different criteria.

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Narrow down by a specific skill

Once you’ve picked skills as your topic, type a specific skill to further narrow the overview, for example to see your talent pool for that skill specifically.

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View consultants for a skill

On the updated list, click the “+” icon next to each skill to see the consultants who have it. Click their names to open their profiles.

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Understand the experience limits

The limits represent the intervals of years of experience in the skill for each consultant. Click “View Limits” to see the exact intervals.

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Can I change the experience level thresholds?

Yes, if you have the permissions, you can adjust these thresholds in Company Settings, under the General Settings tab.

Export to Excel

You can export the Talent Report to Excel, with the consultants’ information and levels included in the file.

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Talent Report checklist

  • ✓Click the Talent Report icon on your homepage
  • ✓Choose a topic, such as skills, languages or industries
  • ✓Choose a manager’s group, or the whole company
  • ✓Sort the list by your preferred criteria
  • ✓Type a specific skill to narrow the results
  • ✓Click the “+” icon to see consultants with that skill
  • ✓Click “View Limits” to see the experience intervals
  • ✓Export the report to Excel

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I open the Talent Report?

Click its icon on your homepage.

Can I filter the Talent Report by manager or team?

Yes, choose a specific manager’s group, or view the whole company’s list.

How do I see which consultants have a specific skill?

Click the “+” icon next to the skill, then click a consultant’s name to open their profile.

What do the experience limits mean?

They represent the intervals of years of experience in that skill. Click “View Limits” to see the exact ranges.

Can I export the Talent Report?

Yes, to Excel, including the consultants’ information and levels.

Still have questions about the Talent Report? Send an email to hello@sprintcv.com and our team will walk you through it.

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