From the course: Data-Driven HR: AI-Powered People Analytics for Workforce Planning and Employee Experience
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How to improve employee retention with analytics
From the course: Data-Driven HR: AI-Powered People Analytics for Workforce Planning and Employee Experience
How to improve employee retention with analytics
- Now that you know how to measure attrition rates, how can you reduce it to improve employee retention? One question I've received a lot over time is, what's a good target for voluntary attrition rate? You wouldn't want attrition to be zero. That means no one is leaving the organization. Some attrition is always expected in any organization, but you do want your attrition to be lower than your industry standard if you can. So while each company might be different, it helps to look at how you compare to other companies you compete with. Benchmarking can help you understand what's the current attrition in the industry. If your attrition is much higher than industry benchmark, it may be helpful to understand why and create a strategy to reduce unwanted attrition. If your attrition is similar or lower than your industry peers, there may still be parts of your organization that have too high of a attrition rate. In this case, you'll want to start with the diagnosis of your attrition rate…
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How to measure employee attrition3m 25s
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How to improve employee retention with analytics4m 5s
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Factors that affect employee attrition3m 10s
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How to predict employee attrition4m 57s
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Challenge: Storytelling with talent retention1m 30s
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Solution: Storytelling with talent retention3m 30s
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