What if Every Employee Had Their Own Data Scientist?
Imagine a world in which your company had the resources to provide every single manager and employee, with their own personalized data
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On a mission to make healthier organizations and happier employees.
Leading is tough. Understanding the best metrics to measure and trends to focus on is amperative for successful organizational health. Here is a collection of articles, resources and blogs to help you in your quest to continue to promote employee engagement and operational efficiency.
Using Automation to Scale Data-Driven Decision Making
Data-driven decision making is the process of collecting, analyzing, and acting upon data tied to measurable outcomes, goals, or key performance indicators
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Revisiting Predictive Personality Profiles
We held our Predictive Personality Profiles Webinar, in partnership with Adastra Talent Partners, on May 13th but for those of
Sarah Katherine Tucker
The Next Normal: How Data Drives People Management After COVID-19
While many companies were well on their way to enabling remote work—for others, the lockdowns associated with COVID-19 have accelerated a
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The Future of People Analytics is Here
Visualize a higher performing team in which you know what your people need perhaps even before they voice it. Envision
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The Arrival of People Analytics for SMBs
Let’s just state the obvious: the realm of people analytics can be intimidating. In 2017, Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends
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Doing Right By Your Data
We’ve all had that moment where we pull a report, sit down to analyze it, perhaps spend hours formulating insights,
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Journey to People Analytics: If You’re Small, You Have to Start Somewhere
Let’s just state the obvious: the realm of people analytics can be intimidating. I attended a people analytics conference a
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Enhancing People Management with Artificial Intelligence
Ginni Rometty, the first female CEO of IBM, stated “Some people call this artificial intelligence, but the reality is this
Matthew Schmidt