4. If we have data, let’s look at
data. If all we have are
opinions, let’s go with mine.
Jim Barksdale
5. If it’s not accurate,
It might as well not exist…
6. • Candidate Availability Data
• Internal ATS Data
• Speed / Quality / Productivity
• Segment by Geography or Job Family
• External Benchmarks
Data & Metrics
14. Talk to your CHRO – no intake, no
opening
Obtain data and bring it with you to
EVERY conversation
Consider external benchmarks -
define what ‘good’ looks like
Action Items
15. The goal is to turn data into
information, and information into
insight.
Carly Fiorina
Intro
Background.
How to drive 1. Influence 2. Data
Tell the story about recruiting since 2010 & HMs
Own a process we’re not responsible for
Seen this slide if you work with me.
No bullseye = Concern
Consultative/Proactive starts here
Intake is the first and best place to get to the bullseye and influence
HM don’t want to do it – we need to support our recruiters – talk to CHRO – no intake/no opening
What data –
Candidate Availability Data
Treasure Trove in your ATS
If you are to use the ATS – then you need 2 things
Consistent Process
Capture it ‘real time’
You need to clean it
3.5 million records – 1 million thrown out
Read the slide
Speed – TTA, Not TTH – RVP
Quality – SBA, OA, STH, FYQ
Productivity – RPR, HPR, SOH
Transition to external benchmarks
Talk to SG story
Flip at Chauvin
‘Brad Pitt Joke
Left to Right – SHRM, Dice, Bersin, CEB, ERE iCims9
Red Line
Survey on Left – Data on Right
Understand size of the dataset, how it’s captured, how it’s measured (including calculations)
Not only is it more accurate – it can be cut easily
Favorite metric – shows same industries
Cut by Job Family – look at sales
Chart of 2 years of RPR
Not a static function
Seasonality – Business issues
Causality