YOUR CAREER
Return to Your CareerINDUSTRY POSITION MAP
See where you sit. Find what is within reach.
Map how your role connects to money, risk, authority and delivery. Then identify the experience your current environment can still provide.
This is your private working map. Your selections are used to improve career direction and development recommendations. They are not shown to your employer unless you choose to share an aggregated development view.
Complete each part of the position map
Where you sit in the delivery chain
Functions affected by your decisions
Useful experience accessible from here
Read the industry through four signals
Your title tells only part of the story. Your real position is revealed by the flows your work can influence.
Who commits it, forecasts it, certifies it and collects it.
Where it begins, where it is transferred and where it returns.
Who can decide, approve, reject, instruct and escalate.
What must move between functions before action is possible.
01 Your place in the industryLocate your organisation in the commercial and delivery chain. Not complete
Where does your organisation sit?
Select the position that best describes the entity employing you on this project.
Choose the position that reflects the current project, not the company brochure.
02 Your project environmentCapture the conditions that shape what experience is available. Not complete
What environment are you operating in?
Project scale and delivery stage can matter more than the title on your contract.
This establishes the scale, complexity and timing of accessible experience.
03 Your role and responsibilityDescribe the work you are trusted to own, not merely your title. Not complete
Which function best describes your role?
What is the highest level of responsibility you regularly carry?
What are you currently trusted to own?
Select all areas where another person relies on your judgement or output.
Completion requires a role family, responsibility level and two areas of ownership.
04 Your working interfacesMap where your decisions and information affect other functions. Not complete
How significant is each interface in your current work?
Select each item to move from not mapped, to routine, to consequential.
Three mapped interfaces are enough to establish an initial view.
05 Opportunity within reachIdentify valuable experience that may already be accessible. Not complete
Which experiences are available in your current environment?
Select each item to move from not assessed, to within reach, to currently blocked.
Map at least two areas. This does not require every answer to be positive.
POSITION MAP RESULT
Complete the five sections to generate your map
Your position statement, accessible experience and next actions will appear here.
Recommended actions
- Complete the map to identify the most useful next actions.
