The Skill Signals Page

• What are Skill Signals?
• Access a Skill Signals Page
• The Skill Signals Page

What are Skill Signals?

Skill Signals are your Degreed-recorded activities related to a specific skill. They can help you (and visitors to your profile) understand and leverage your skill-related expertise for mentorship, subject-matter expertise, Opportunity selection (if enabled for organization), and more.

Skill Signals are a better way to understand how you're using Degreed to grow your skills, and give you the ability to see where you can upskill or reskill to get to where you want to be — both professionally and personally.

Skill Signals only display skills that you have added to your profile.

Access a Skill Signals Page

1. From the side navigation menu, select Profile > Overview.
   The Profile page displays.
2. Click one of the skills in your Skills table, or click a Signals pill ().
   The Skill Signals page displays for that skill.

The Skill Signals Page

1. Skill name: The name of the skill which is associated to your Skill Signals, as detailed on this page.
2. Share and Actions:
   • Share: Click to copy a link to your Skill Signal page. If your profile is set to private, anyone with this link sees a "This profile is not set to public" message; if your profile is available to others, they will see your Skill Ratings, experiences, achievements, and completed content items related to the skill.
   • (Actions menu): Click any of the options to:
   • Find content: Opens a search results page with content items that are associated to the skill.
   • Find Experts: Opens a search results page with people in your organization who have the skill on their profile.
   • Add/Remove Focus Skill: Sets or removes the skill as one of your four Focus Skills. Removing a skill as a Focus Skill does not remove the skill from your profile.
   • Remove skill: Removes the skill from your profile.
   • Add to Plan: Click to open the Add to Plan dialog box. This associates the skill to an existing Plan you've authored, or one on which you are a collaborator.
   • Report a Problem: Opens the Report a Problem window.
3. Signals Chart: An at-a-glance, visual summary of the types and number of Skill Signals that can be found on that page for the selected skill. This color-coded chart details the type (such as articles, books, videos, courses, experiences, and more) and number of Skill Signals that are associated to the skill.
4. Skill Signal tabs: Click any of the tabs to filter the page by that Skill Signal type.
5. Ratings: View detailed information about your skill's Skill Ratings.
6. Experiences: A list of the experiences you've added to your profile that include this skill.
7. Achievements: A list of the achievements you've added to your profile that include this skill.
8. Learning: A list of content items you've completed that are associated to this skill.