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Discover the new Oracle Maps feature introduced in Oracle Fusion HCM 23D, enhancing job exploration
Oracle Fusion HCM 23D introduces an exciting new feature called Oracle Maps, designed to enhance the job exploration experience for users. This blog post will walk you through the process of configuring and utilizing Oracle Maps to explore jobs effectively. With Oracle Maps, professionals can view job openings and related details based on location, making it easier to discover positions matching their expertise and preferences. Industries benefiting most might include retail, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and hospitality where workforce distribution plays a crucial role in operations.
Candidates possess the flexibility to search for jobs using either a list-oriented perspective or by visually inspecting job locations through Oracle Maps. Initially, job search findings are exhibited in a sequential layout. Nonetheless, you can activate a configuration option that permits candidates to alternate conveniently between both presentational modes.
Fig.1: New Toggle
Initial presentation and job listings are displayed in a sequential format. Upon selecting the location icon, viewers can transition from the list view to the map view.
Fig.2: Map View
This “Pin Icon” offers users a quick and efficient way to access detailed job descriptions and immediately initiate their applications. By clicking on it, candidates are presented with an informative window showcasing the specifics of the position they’re interested in, along with direct Apply Now options.
Fig.3: Job Description
For added ease, users have the choice to copy the specified job location address displayed alongside the listing. Once copied, paste this information into your preferred web browser’s search bar. This simple step allows the users to discover any further available data related to the exact job site, enhancing the understanding of potential opportunities and surrounding areas.
Fig.4: Copy to Clipboard
Fig.5: Search Bar
Fig.6: Career Sites Configuration
Fig.7: General – Search job
Should your business currently utilize Google Maps or Bing Maps for job searches within the Candidate Experience platform, please note that transitioning to Oracle Maps with 23D integration will replace these earlier mapping tools.
At present, enabling the ‘Maps for Job Search’ functionality requires deliberate activation on your part. However, beginning with release 24A, such capabilities will automatically become active for all users by default. Prepare yourself for this forthcoming enhancement and leverage its advantages throughout your ongoing job search activities.
Oracle’s introduction of Oracle Maps in the 23D release of Fusion HCM brings a revolutionary approach to job exploration. With the ability to visually explore job locations and seamlessly transition between list and map views, both candidates and recruiters stand to benefit significantly. Candidates gain enhanced visibility into job opportunities, reducing search time and friction in the application process, while recruiters can strategically target talent pools and improve brand perception. As organizations prepare for the automatic activation of Maps for Job Search in future releases, now is the time to embrace this innovative feature and unlock its full potential for enhancing recruitment efforts.
Author: Rishabh Kumar Bhardwaj, Junior Oracle HCM Cloud Consultant
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