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Employee Journeys FAQ

Does a Manager need direct reports to see anything useful in Journeys?

Yes, their view is scoped to direct reports.

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Employee Journeys FAQ

Quick answers to the questions people actually ask about Journey programs, milestones, and templates.
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What is a Journey and how does it work?A milestone-based program that connects to real features, not just a checklist.
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What are the four Journey types?Onboarding, Growth, Retention, and Performance.
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Is Employee Journeys the same thing as Onboarding?No, related but distinct, with their own separate entitlements.
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Does a Manager need direct reports to see anything useful in Journeys?Yes, their view is scoped to direct reports.
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Does a Manager need direct reports to see anything useful in Journeys?

Yes. A Manager's Journey view is scoped to their direct reports, so it only becomes useful once they actually have people reporting to them in the org chart.

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Is Employee Journeys the same thing as Onboarding?

No, related but distinct, with their own separate entitlements.

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What is a Journey and how does it work?

A milestone-based program that connects to real features, not just a checklist.

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What are the four Journey types?

Onboarding, Growth, Retention, and Performance.

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