Answer Posted / krishna
I think the question is in-correct, to my knowledge the question is about the which roles (Tcodes) are commonly used. To answer this question, any resource in the organization irrespective of their position are employees and everyone need some common access like SU53, CAT2, PR* Tcodes, to view their own salary, to see some open position in the organization, SU3, etc...are the basic requirement of every employee. Hope this could be the intention of the question.
On top of that we can say user should have some general roles (I club all these tcodes in a single Role or I can club the roles which will give the above said access in one composite role) + Job role (based on his position or job - these are generally Derived roles, but again from the adimistration perspective or Master data management perspective these roles can not be Derive roles as the Amins / MDG team should have the wider access meaning that orgfield should have '*') Hope this explanation will help you.
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