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# How to display the Job History

## 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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