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# How to display the Job History

Add the Job History related list to Salesforce Contact pages to track employment background directly in the CRM. Improve context, data quality, and engagement with enriched contact profiles.

## Add the Job History Related List to the Contact Page

To enrich the Contact page with valuable job-related insights, you can add the **Job History** related list. This allows users to track a contact’s employment background directly within Salesforce, improving context for engagement and data accuracy.

### Steps to Add the Job History List

1. **Go to Setup**\
   Click the ⚙️ **gear icon** in the top-right and select **Setup**

2. **Open Object Manager**\
   In the **Quick Find** box, search for and click **Object Manager**

3. **Select the Contact Object**\
   Find and click **Contact**

4. **Access Page Layouts**\
   In the left-hand menu, select **Page Layouts**

5. **Edit a Layout**\
   Choose the layout to modify (e.g., **Contact Layout**)

6. **Add the Related List**
   * In the editor, scroll to the **Related Lists** section
   * Drag **Job History** into the layout
   * Adjust the **layout of the Job History** related list. \
     Delpha recommends to use the following fields: 

     * Contact Job History Name
     * LinkedIn Company Name 
     * Account 
     * LinkedIn Job Date Range
     * Active
     * Order 

     Make sure the values are sort by **Order** , **Ascending**.

7. **Save**\
   Click **Save** to apply the layout changes

{% hint style="info" %}
The Job History information is now visible in your contact page  layout.
{% endhint %}


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