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# Symbols
Scenario symbols visually mark the changes you've made to roles or employees — so you can easily track updates, communicate intent, and stay aligned while planning.
## RIF/Closed/Exit 
Indicates a role marked for reduction in force (RIF) or layoff or has been filled and closed or represents an employee who has resigned or is leaving the organization voluntarily.
## Edit 
Marks any edits made to an employee or position's data — title, salary, or department.
## Newly Added Positions 
Indicates a role or employee added as part of the scenario.
## Move 
Represents a position moved to a different manager or department in the org chart.
## Bench
Flags positions you're still evaluating or want to revisit. No immediate decision is tied to it.
## Detach from Position
Indicates an employee has been unassigned, leaving the position vacant but intact for future reassignment.
Scenario symbols visually mark the changes you’ve made to roles or employees - like new additions, exits, or edits - so you can easily track updates, communicate intent, and stay aligned while planning.
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