Role Scoring

Measure what matters about roles

Role Scoring quantifies role health across three dimensions: clarity of definition, alignment with actual work, and person-role fit. Every score is evidence-based and auditable.

Three Scores. Complete Picture.

Role Clarity Score

Measures how well-defined a role is. Higher scores mean clearer responsibilities, skill requirements, and career progression.

Completeness of role definition
Skill requirements coverage
Career path clarity
Compensation band alignment

Role–Work Alignment

Compares actual work (from Workprint) against role intent. Surfaces drift, underutilization, and misalignment.

Work allocation vs. role scope
Skill utilization rate
Time-on-task distribution
Drift detection signals

Match Score

Evaluates person-to-role or person-to-opportunity fit with confidence levels and reversibility indicators.

Skills overlap percentage
Experience relevance
Development gap size
Transition risk assessment

How Scoring Works

1

Data Collection

Pull role definitions, Workprint signals, and skills data

2

Analysis

Compare actual vs. intended using statistical models

3

Scoring

Generate scores with confidence intervals and evidence links

4

Action

Surface recommendations with policy-gated execution

Score Example

Role Clarity94%

Well-defined role

Work Alignment72%

Some drift detected

Match Score88%

Strong fit

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Role Clarity Score calculated?

We analyze role definitions across multiple dimensions: skill requirements, responsibilities, career paths, and compensation alignment. Each dimension is scored and weighted to produce an overall clarity rating.

What triggers a low Role–Work Alignment score?

Low alignment occurs when actual work patterns (from Workprint) diverge significantly from role expectations. This could mean employees are doing work outside their role, or not utilizing key skills.

Can Match Scores be used for internal mobility?

Yes. Match Scores help identify internal candidates for open roles or projects. The score includes development gap analysis so you know what upskilling might be needed.

How often are scores updated?

Scores update as underlying data changes. Role Clarity updates when definitions change. Alignment updates with each Workprint cycle. Match Scores are calculated on-demand or on a configured schedule.

Are scoring models explainable?

Yes. Every score links to the factors and evidence that produced it. Click any score to see the breakdown and trace back to source data.

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Role Scoring works with Role Studio and Workprint. Part of the AXIOMIA Platform.