What transfers?
Confirmed capabilities, source/target task domains, knowledge, scope, and level establish the modeled overlap.

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WHAT IS ROLE TRANSFERABILITY?
Role transferability is the evidence-supported similarity between work you have demonstrated and the requirements represented by another role. It is not the similarity between two job titles, and it is not a conclusion that you are qualified.
MyTopMatch calculates transferability and transition friction separately. You may share strong capabilities with a target while still facing a substantial credential, scope, industry, or evidence gap.
THREE DIFFERENT QUESTIONS
Confirmed capabilities, source/target task domains, knowledge, scope, and level establish the modeled overlap.
Missing target capabilities, responsibility gaps, credentials, education context, and unknown employer requirements create friction.
That is a separate TopMatch question. This explorer maps directions and never fabricates a vacancy.
HOW ROLE TRANSFERABILITY IS CALCULATED
User-confirmed capabilities carry more weight than source-role archetype overlap.
Versioned source-to-target work-domain similarity.
Shared knowledge domains represented in the catalog.
Difference between stated scope and the target archetype range.
Difference between stated level and the target responsibility range.
The target pattern's portability plus stated-industry relevance.
Required, variable, satisfied, or unknown—never hidden.
Excluded and shown as unknown because no verified market source is applied.
BLOCKED_CURRENTLY overrides a score only when a represented non-negotiable credential is missing. Bands are model intervals, not success rates or population norms.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
HOW TO IMPROVE ROLE TRANSFERABILITY
Compare the archetype with several current employer descriptions and identify requirements that recur.
Describe the outcomes, scale, stakeholders, decisions, tools, and constraints behind a transferable capability.
Use a bridge project, stretch assignment, work sample, credential, or targeted learning experience.
Check licensure, jurisdiction, education, clearance, and regulated accountability before investing in a path.
Use Career Positioning to see whether your professional story makes the adjacent direction credible.
Confirm a target in Career Intent, then let TopMatch evaluate actual governed opportunities.
CATALOG COVERAGE
This first release supports a documented set of professional role archetypes. It is not exhaustive. If the closest work pattern is unavailable, the honest next step is catalog research—not an improvised AI suggestion.
Future versions may add a licensed or public occupational taxonomy, employer-specific target descriptions, task importance data, market compensation, or demand evidence. Each added source must record its name, version, date, mapping method, and influence on the result so historical results remain interpretable.
No occupation-specific SEO pages are generated from this catalog in this release.
PRIVATE CAREER DIRECTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No. Candidate roles come from a bounded, versioned MyTopMatch role-archetype catalog. A deterministic comparison calculates every score from the same documented dimensions and weights.
No. Transferability describes supported similarity under this model. It does not establish qualification, eligibility, hiring likelihood, employer equivalence, or live job availability.
A title alone is ambiguous. Confirming the closest work pattern prevents the explorer from silently deciding what your title means.
A visible non-negotiable credential can override the transfer band with BLOCKED_CURRENTLY. Variable or unknown requirements remain visible for employer and jurisdiction verification.
Not in this release. No verified role-and-geography compensation source is applied, so compensation feasibility is excluded from scoring and shown as unknown.
No. The explorer maps role directions. TopMatch separately evaluates governed opportunity records and may have no current opening in a selected direction.
Yes, after signing in and taking an explicit action. Viewing a role never saves it. Preferred, Interested, and Not for me decisions remain member-controlled and exportable.
It uses the internal mtm-role-archetypes-2026-08-23-v1 editorial descriptor catalog plus user-confirmed inputs. No external occupational taxonomy, live job inventory, or compensation dataset is used.
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