
HR Analytics - Harnessing HR Data for Organizational Success
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HR Analytics - Harnessing HR Data for Organizational Success
This free online course explains how human resource professionals use people analytics to track and improve performance.
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- Avg. Duration4-5 Hours
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Outline the benefits of measuring human capital and diversity metrics in an organization
- Recognize the major elements of Human Capital Management
- Classify employee performance metrics using the basis of work quality and quantity
- Analyze the importance of people management and the four levels of human resource (HR) analytics
- Explain how to create balance between different HR metrics
- Assess the important challenges faced while measuring human capital
- Describe the method used to design an HR scorecard
- Define ‘HR analytics’ and discuss why they are important for any organization
- Identify various HR metrics that are beneficial to HR departments
- Explain how to draw a 9-box grid to evaluate employees' performance
- Discuss how to balance the 360-degree feedback on work quality and work quantity metrics
- Explain how to apply data science principles to HR data management
Course Overview
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