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What priority levels can a succession plan have?

Low, medium, high, or critical.

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Quick answers to the questions people actually ask about succession plans, candidates, and readiness.
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What is Succession Planning and how does it work?Plans for key roles, candidates ranked by real readiness, risk surfaced automatically.
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What happens when a candidate is promoted into the role they were being developed for?Candidate status tracks promoted, separate from active or removed.
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What priority levels can a succession plan have?Low, medium, high, or critical.
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What statuses can a succession plan be in?Active, filled, or cancelled.
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What priority levels can a succession plan have?

Low, medium, high, or critical, letting you flag which roles genuinely can't afford a gap.

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What statuses can a succession plan be in?

Active, filled, or cancelled.

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What is Succession Planning and how does it work?

Plans for key roles, candidates ranked by real readiness, risk surfaced automatically.

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