The assignment behind it
What a released legal operations report shows
Take a position where the evidence does not agree with itself. That is the situation a legal operations candidate is put in, and the report is six findings about how they handled it, each one anchored to a moment a reader can open: a capture timestamp, an assistant transcript turn, an artifact diff, or a debrief answer.
A profile carries those findings and their evidence, at an address the candidate chose. What it does not carry is any summary of the person, which is why it is worth reading: there is no single number to skim instead.
The benchmark behind the findings is derived from live postings mapped to SOC 23-2011, Paralegals and Legal Assistants, and re-derived each quarter. Both instruments behind it, and the term list each one uses, are published on the Judgment Index.
What a profile does not carry
No score, no rank, no percentile, no letter grade and no follower count. None of those exist anywhere in the profile, and none is coming: a number standing for a person is the one thing this product does not publish.
No photograph and no name unless the candidate adds one. The handle is theirs to choose, and a handle nobody has taken, a private profile and a withdrawn profile all render the same way, so the address bar cannot be used to enumerate who has taken an assessment.
The occupation, in the posting corpus
What SOC 23 looks like in 2,151,213 postings
43.5%
of the 34,403 postings the occupation map read on 2026-08-11 carry a role tag the corpus map does not cover, and SOC 23 Legal Occupations is inside that tail. It publishes as an unclassified bucket rather than being dropped, because an unmeasured tail presented as a census is the failure this measurement exists to avoid.
34,743
active postings carry an explicit AI-usage requirement on the extracted-skill instrument, out of 2,151,213 measured on 2026-08-11. The raw-text instrument reads several times higher; both ends publish.
53.9%
of the 34,403 postings the occupation map read on 2026-08-11 map to an occupation code at all. The rest is published as an unclassified bucket, and no figure on this page is presented as covering it.
both instruments publish
Published profiles
No one has published a legal operations profile yet. A profile appears here once a candidate publishes a released report, and only once every one of the six dimensions has been written.
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