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To get started, review the following lateral move guidelines.
The We should clearly define the desired role should be clearly defined with core responsibilities, and RASCI'd expectations thereof.
E.g., Project Manager L1, Director (L4/5)
You've demonstrated at least 1 year of success in your current role.
Your manager, relevant director, and performance coach recommend you for the lateral move.
Lacking relevant experience for the new role?
Converse with peers in your desired role to better understand what your tour of duty Individual Development Plan could be.
Find a mentor and work towards experience within Axelerant for the role you'd like.
Study and earn appropriate role certifications.
Create a Tour of Duty an Individual Development Plan as a guide to help yourself manage the transition
Apply for the desired role via jobs.axelerant.com
When the desired role doesn't exist, submit a RASCI'd role description to people@axelerant.com.
Answer the role questionnaires the best you can.
Participate in the role interviews the best you can.
The hiring team, including the relevant potential manager or director, contemplate your fit and potential concerning Axelerant's requirements & needs.
Peer interview. For instance, when someone wants to move to L3, the current L3 peer group should interview the person to accept or deny them.
When the relevant director or manager validates the abilities, skill sets, and fit of lateral move candidates, we can skip the peer interview can be skipped.
Not selected?
Work with your life coach and find a mentor to overcome the lateral move concerns.
Selected?
Congratulations!
Set mutually agreed upon start date and kick off the transfer and onboarding via the Lateral Move Tracker
Once the onboarding completes, your new role is official with a possible compensation shift.
When the onboarding isn't successful, your role remains unchanged.
Work with your life coach and find a mentor to overcome the lateral move concerns.
At times, you might be asked to fulfill a prior role. When this happens, joint manager oversight should happen.
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