Rules of Data for HR

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The Rules of Data Analytics HOW TO DELIVER VALUE FROM THE NUMBERS

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The Rules of Data AnalyticsHOW TO DELIVER VALUE FROM THE NUMBERS

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Analysis*

Do you agree with this title? ◦ 32% Yes

◦ 68% No

*Source: Jeanette Lange, Executive Director, Productive People

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Today’s Presentation

1. Six Rules of Data Analytics

2. Within each rule, a story.

3. Within each story, an application.

4. You should leave with several strategies on how to use data to deliver value to your organization.

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Six Rules of Data

1. Decide what you want to know.

2. What levers can your stakeholders pull?

3. The first cut matters.

4. The power of ratios.

5. Follow the analysis.

6. Be the leader.

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Decide1

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Start with a clear question

SURVEY

Do you know our strategy?

Do you understand your role in executing that strategy?

Do you feel inspired ad accountable to help the company achieve it?

METRICS

Less than 50% affirmative on each question. Action was a senior leadership roadshow with support from “connectors” (5% of staff).

METRICS

Post-show survey over 80% affirmative on each question.

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Why Decide?

To stop shoveling numbers.◦ Reduces confusion.

To start focusing on a specific business question. ◦ Increase cultural adoption.

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Stakeholders2

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Netflix

Would I fight for you?

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Let’s Build an HR Dashboard

Question: Have we optimized our talent investment?

Audience: Managers

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Why Audience?

To tailor information◦ Reduces “that’s nice” data noise

To increase the audiences’ ability to take action ◦ Relates numbers to what audience values

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First Cut3

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Cut data by behavior first to get valuable insights that

generate action.

Make buckets “mutually exclusive”.

Gallup

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Let’s Build an HR Dashboard

Have we optimized our talent investment?

Unpack thedata

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Why First Cut?

To stop making incorrect conclusions

To reduce focus on what cannot be changed

To start focusing on behavior

To increase the ability to enact change

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First Cut3

Stakeholders2

Decide1

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Ratios4

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Most Popular Ratios in HR

Top Bottom Ratio

Total HR Staff Total Employees Employees per HR Staff

Total VoluntaryResignation

Total Employees Turnover rate

Absence per employee Total working days Absence rate

Leave taken Total leave % leave taken

Pay per employee Average grade pay Pay rate

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Have we optimized our talent investment?

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Why Ratios?

Because “less is more” when it comes to metrics ◦ To reduce ad hoc questions

To start adding context◦ To increase the ability to predict trends

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Follow5

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Have We Optimized our Talent Investment?

To follow the storyask why?

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Why Follow?

To give yourself permission to ask “so what”?◦ To increase your ability to find insight

To stop thinking canned metrics are everything ◦ To reduce that “I must need more training” feeling

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You6

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Blue Ocean Leadership

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First Cut3

Stakeholders2

Decide1 4 Ratios

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Follow

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Thank youALLISON HARTSOE

CEO, AMBITION DATA

503-961-4443

[email protected]

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Printable Summary of the Rules

1. Decide what you want to know.

2. Stakeholders can pull what levers?

3. The first cut comes from behavior.

4. The power of ratios.

5. Follow the analysis.

6. Be the leader.