What People Analytics Can’t Capture by Daniel Goleman
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People analytics uses big data and personality tests to predict best job fits, but experts warn that these algorithms make assumptions and may focus too much on performance over people. While algorithms have limitations, solely depending on them or numeric values will not reduce employee issues either - managers must implement new technologies thoughtfully, aware of both benefits and biases.
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This document discusses HR analytics and its importance. It provides an example of how Credit Suisse used analytics to predict which employees might quit and the reasons why, saving the company $70 million annually. HR analytics involves using statistical tools to analyze HR data to gain insights and improve decision making. It helps companies measure the impact of HR policies, predict the future workforce, and align HR strategy with business goals. Google is highlighted for its successful use of people analytics to optimize workplace processes and morale. The importance of HR analytics is that it provides data-driven understanding of employee processes to help businesses identify issues costing money.
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This document discusses HR analytics and its importance. It provides an example of how Credit Suisse used analytics to predict employee turnover and save $70 million annually. HR analytics involves using statistical tools to analyze HR data and gain insights to improve decision making. It helps measure the impact of HR policies and interventions and enables data-driven rather than intuitive decisions. Google is highlighted for its successful use of analytics to optimize people processes through regular employee feedback.
People analytics
People analytics uses large data sets and statistics to help managers make decisions about employees. However, it has limitations because it cannot account for all factors that influence human behavior and performance. A good manager understands an employee's unique circumstances and needs in order to motivate them. Performance evaluations should consider more than just targets and also include other qualities like cooperation, knowledge, and attendance.
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What People Analytics Can’t Capture by Daniel Goleman
- 1. WHAT PEOPLE ANALYTICS CAN’T CAPTURE
- 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.”
- 4. INSIGHTS
- 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.
- 11. Thank you….