04. Types of HR analytics

Benefits: Predictive HR analytics enables organizations to become proactive in their use of data. Instead of fixing past problems, organizations can create a future that prevents problems and solves future challenges before they even happen. This can save on future costs, both in revenue, goals, and productivity. Challenges: Predictive HR analytics requires a level of skill, technology…

Let’s take a look at how predictive analytics can be used: TurnoverWith predictive analytics, an algorithm can be devised to predict the likelihood of employees quitting within a given timeframe. Being able to flag which employees are at risk enables organizations to step in with preventative measures and avoid the cost of losing productivity and…

Advanced statistical techniques are used to create algorithmic models capable of identifying trends and future behaviors. These future trends can describe possible risks or opportunities that organizations can leverage in long-term decision-making.

Understanding the process of HR Analytics HR Analytics is made up of several components that feed into each other. Let’s take a closer look at how the process works: 1. Collecting data Big data refers to the large quantity of information that is collected and aggregated by HR for the purpose of analyzing and evaluating…

Start with a straightforward question, such as “which employees have the highest potential for progression and leadership?”  You can answer this question using quite simple statistics. Doing this helps to quantify the relationships between people’s abilities and organizational outcomes. In this way, analytics can help your organization track absenteeism, turnover, burnout, performance and much more….