2. People analytics, also known as talent
analytics or HR analytics, refers to the
method of analytics that can help
managers and executives make
decisions
about their employees
or workforce.
3. CURRENT SCENARIO
The latest fad in human resources,
using big data analytics and
personality test scores is to predict
who is best for a given job – so-called
“XQ.”
5. Experts caution that big data, like any
other, is only as good as the questions
being asked – and that some algorithms
can make unhelpful assumptions.
6. Managers focusing too much on
performance at expense of people can
ruin an organization in the long term
7. Big data needs a hard outcome metric for
performance, but the most readily
available metrics may not actually be the
most important variables in organizational
flourishing.
9. Algorithms do have their own limitations.
The assumptions built in a test can
themselves discriminate certain traits and
be unfairly biased
10. Depending more on algorithms or
numeric values will not reduce the
problem of employee. Rather
implementing more technologies
knowing their pros and cons need to be
sort after.