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Introduction to People Analytics: A Practical Guide to Data-driven HR

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An understanding of people analytics is a crucial skill for all HR professionals. No longer limited to employees in data teams or those with analyst in their job titles, people analytics is now an integral part of every HR job.

Introduction to People Analytics allows all HR professionals to get to grips with analytics, feel confident in their ability to handle employee and organizational data and use analytics to move from opinions to insights.From where to find data in an organization, how to collect it and analyse it through to how to use these findings to add business value, Introduction to People Analytics is essential reading for all HR professionals. With case studies and thought leadership insights from companies who have leveraged people analytics to improve culture and employee engagement, increase performance and reduce costs including NHS, Brompton Bikes, British Heart Foundation, King, Experian and AstraZeneca, FIS and Swarovski, this book shows how and where HR analytics can make a tangible difference to organizations. There is also expert guidance and practical advice on how to embed analytics into HR processes and adopt a data-driven approach to all workplace activities.

340 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 3, 2020

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217 reviews2 followers
December 22, 2020
High-level view of incorporating hard data when applying principles of a somewhat subjective field of human resources. However, because it is vital to be able to present measurable outcomes when angling for executive support, people analytics are of increasing importance.

The book's chapters are written in a very practical, user-friendly manner, including a "key takeaways" summary at the end of each. Focusing on the 3 D's of Data, Design and Digital, the authors focus on the importance of not only gathering the data, but interpreting it from an HR practitioner standpoint.

There is a lot of well-researched information here, covering the foundation of why data analytics are now important in HR, making the shift to a data-based approach, taking into consideration business culture and leadership, all the way to guidance on developing new ways of working with data, and finally delivering people analytics projects.

This is a comprehensive guide to understanding the need for, the development of, and the application of people analytics and how they can assist the HR professional better assist their organization with decisions based not only on HR expertise, but on data as well.
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June 13, 2021
I do not work in HR, but I do work in analytics. Analytics is used in many niches to improve efficiency and productivity, but most companies still lack the skills or tools (or both!) to leverage their biggest asset - human capital. Hence this book was quite interesting to understand how analytics can be used to increase engagement, retention, and productivity. As a manager, I can easily see myself reaching out to my HR partners to help me raise the synergy of my team using some of the ideas in this book.
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