TheManage Succession Plantask allows administrators or managers to assign employees to one or more succession plans, including assigning the same employee to multiple plans.

Incorrect options:

A. Create Succession Pool → creates a new pool, unrelated to assigning to multiple plans.

B. Move Succession Plan → used for plan reorganization, not assigning individuals.

C. Copy Succession Plan Candidates → duplicates candidate lists from one plan to another, but is not the standard method for assignment.

ADynamic Talent Poolautomatically updates membership based on the results of a saved search.

Making itRestrictedensures that access is limited—so onlyManagershave visibility/permissions to the members of their supervisory organization.

Incorrect options:

Open Dynamic→ open visibility, not restricted by role.

Open Static→ membership is manual, not automatic, and visibility is open.

Restricted Static→ membership is manual, not dynamic.

TheLaunch Talent Reviewbusiness process is used by HR and Talent Partners to gather, review, and calibrate employee information from both employees and managers.

It provides a structured way to collect talent-related data (performance, potential, risk of loss, impact of loss, etc.) for workforce planning and succession.

Incorrect options:

Complete Manager Evaluation→ part of performance reviews, not general talent data gathering.

Launch Calibration→ aligns ratings but does not broadly gather talent information.

Start Performance Review→ focused on annual/performance evaluations, not holistic talent review.

Static Talent Poolsallowmanual addition and removalof members.

Privatemeans the pool is only visible to the creator and not shared with others.

Therefore, aPrivate Static Talent Poollets talent partners create their own pools, manage membership manually, and keep them unshared.

Incorrect options:

Dynamic Pools→ membership is controlled by saved searches, not manual additions.

Restricted Pools→ visibility is limited to certain groups but still shared, not completely private.

TheApplies Tofield on the Employee Review Template determines which population is eligible for the review.

To restrict the 90-Day Check-In template so that it only applies tonew hires after 90 days, you configure theApplies Tocriteria accordingly (e.g., based on hire date relative to review launch date).

Incorrect options:

Review Type→ categorizes reviews (annual, quarterly, etc.), but does not restrict worker population.

Period Start/End Dates→ define review timeframe, not eligibility rules.

Layout Override→ controls template layout, not applicability.

This scenario involves enabling a new security group (Talent Lead) to initiate Talent Review events in Workday. To achieve this, you need to configure both the business process security and domain security that govern Talent Reviews.

Launch Talent Reviews business process security policy

This policy controls who has permission to initiate the Talent Review event.

Without updating this, the new Talent Lead group cannot start the review process.

Talent Review domain security policy

This policy governs access to Talent Review objects, such as templates, review events, grids, and attributes.

Without updating domain security, even if the group can launch the process, they will not be able to view or interact with the talent review itself.

Incorrect alternatives

Option B (Launch Talent Reviews only):This would allow the group to initiate the process, but they would lack access to view or work with the reviews.

Option C (Talent Review business process security policy):There is no generic “Talent Review business process”; the correct one is “Launch Talent Reviews.”

Option D (Talent Review business process + domain security):Misstated. The business process in question is “Launch Talent Reviews,” not a general Talent Review business process.

Therefore, the correct answer is to updateboth the Launch Talent Reviews business process security policy and the Talent Review domain security policyso that the Talent Lead group has both initiation rights and access permissions.

References

Workday Pro Talent & Performance Certification Guide – Security in Talent Reviews: Explains that both business process security and domain security must be configured for security groups responsible for launching talent reviews.

ERP Cloud Training – Talent Review Security: Notes that business process security grants initiation rights, while domain security controls access to objects and review content.

Workday Community Documentation – Talent Review Setup: Confirms that both the Launch Talent Reviews business process policy and the Talent Review domain security policy must be modified when a new security group is added to initiate reviews.

Before creating a review template, you must define thesection typesavailable in reviews.

Since the template requirestwo different goal sections (professional and personal), you must configure them asEmployee Review Section Types.

Incorrect options:

A. Maintain Goal Periods → defines timeframes, not template sections.

C. Maintain Goal Setup → configures goal rules, not review template sections.

D. Maintain Employee Review Setup → overall setup but does not define section types.