2. What gets measured, gets managed; What gets managed gets
executed”
--PeterDrucker
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What is HRAnalytics?
• Human resource analytics
• Area that deals with people analysis by
applying analytical process to human
capital within organization
• Improves employee performance +
improving employee retention
• Aim is to provide better insight to human
resource processes, gathering related data
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Examples
Analytics helps you to answer these
questions about HR system in
organization
• How high is your employee turnover
rate?
• Do you know which of your employees
will leave your organization within a
year?
• What percentage of employee turnover
rate is regretted loss?
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BENEFITS OFHRANALYTICS
• Improves the hiring process
• Reduces attrition
• Improves employee experience
• Make your workforce productive
• Improve your talent processes
• Gain employee trust
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7. HR ANALYTICS AND METRICS
• HR METRICS are measurements used to determine the effectiveness
and efficiency of HR policies
• Metrics helps to compare different data points:
For example, if turnover was 5% last year and now 7.5%, it has increased
by 50%. The former are data points, the latter is the metric.
• Metrics don’t say anything about a cause they just measure the
difference between numbers
8. • HR ANALYTICS , also called as people analytics is the
quantification of people drivers on business outcomes.
• Analytics measures why something is happening and what is the
impact of what’s happening
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1. EFFICIENCY METRICS
• They show how efficient HR is in its work.
• Examples include cost of training, cost of hiring, number of applications etc.
2. EFFECTIVENESS METRICS
• Tell us how HR is performing its role.
• Outcomes include employee retention, employee engagement, employee
performance etc.
3. IMPACT METRICS
• Business impact of everything HR is doing
• Results that count and that influence the (long-term) viability of the company