Talent Marketplace
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Talent Marketplace Projects and Mentorships on Single Architecture
The July 2026 release brings Talent Marketplace Projects and Mentorships to single architecture, aligning them with centralized Cornerstone settings, entities, and permissions. Administrators gain GenAI-assisted descriptions, Cornerstone-aligned fields, bulk mentor onboarding, and notification management, while end users and managers get a more consistent experience around skills and engagement visibility.
Talent Marketplace Jobs Now Available in Single Architecture
Talent Marketplace jobs are now generally available within single architecture, powered by a direct integration with Cornerstone Job Management that replaces legacy HR data job roles. This release simplifies administration, enhances next-job detection, modernizes the skills experience, and introduces a new API for retrieving aspirational jobs. Employees gain clearer visibility into career trajectories and can build development plans directly from aspirational jobs.
Job Vacancies in Talent Marketplace on Single Architecture
Job vacancies in the Talent Marketplace are now generally available on single architecture, delivering a unified, configurable talent experience that drives internal mobility. Administrators gain centralized vacancy configuration and a full set of job vacancy APIs, while end-users receive personalized, skills-based recommendations with transparent match scoring.
Early AdopterSingle Architecture Career Preferences for Talent Marketplace
This early adopter release introduces a unified Career Preferences experience for Single Architecture customers, consolidating previously fragmented questions from Cornerstone and Learning Experience into one standardized set. Employees can set and update preferences during onboarding, from the home widget, and on their profile, while admins gain centralized configuration controls. The data powers improved job and vacancy matching in Talent Marketplace, with succession and talent sourcing use cases planned for future releases.