DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ANALYTICS
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This course discusses three (3) main analytical domains, namely the context of learning, students and assignments. In addition, the course also discusses learning assessments including models and types of assessments.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION- OUR CURIOSITY



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Analytics is done by companies having access to the technological tools
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will the average organization be able to do it?
Terms that hr should know



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Evolution of HR Analytics
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The Analytics wave
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Business Leverage of Analytics
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Expectation from HR
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HR Analytics Best Practices
In this section, the evolution of HR analytics as it has been happening from more than 40 years now the technology trends that have accelerated the adoption of HR analytics in the form of the analytics wave then wll spend time on how different businesses are leveraging and benefitting from the power of analytics take a strategic view of HR and see what business is expecting from the nature and finally how companies are using analytics to meet these expectation successfully.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
ABOUT THE COURSE

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Hawthorne study is one of the earliest examples of a behavioral search.
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Behavioral assessments- FIRO, Belbin team profiles, Big 5 personality test (statistically validated)
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Geert Hofstede set up personnel Research Department in IBM (1960)
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He arrived at the cultural dimension theory based on extensive research.
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People management processes
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Goal setting
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Reward and recognition
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Competency skills for high performance
Set up a model which in turn got converted into processes that are widely used by companies
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HR is based on well-researched principles
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Each profession needs it's pioneers

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published "Measurement Imperative" in 1978
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Set up Saratoga institute in 1980 to develop and benchmark metrics in HR.
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Pioneered a list of 30 metrics that can be used across companies
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Created HCM21, a predictive strategic human capital system.
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Prolific author and speaker, published several books on measurement and HR strategy.
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Expert in strategic HR and talent acquisition metrics
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Teaches at San Francisco State University
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HR Measurem

hr iS bASED oN well researched principles
pioneers of hr analytics


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Leverage ⬆, team success ⬆
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Helped created the analytics wave
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Oakland Athletics baseball team with very low budget outperformed well-funded teams using unconventional analytics called "Sabermetrics"
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The strong implication of HR.
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Not every organization has the resources required to hire and retain the best employees.
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1990's- bALANCE SCORECARD CONCEPT WAS CREATED
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It is not enough to measure the outcomes like revenues, profitability but you also need to look at indicators that are leading and lagging.
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Structured into learning,HR process, internal customers and financial measures

two important books


Google conducted multi-year research on what good managers do?
Some of the key behaviours are:
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Have technical skills to help advice the team
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Have a clear vision and strategy for the team
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Be a good communicator and listen to the team
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Be productive and result oriented
The pitfall includes:
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Lack of consistent approach to performance management and career development.
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In fact in its growing stages the companies thought you need program managers and you need individual contributor.
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so they not sure what the role managers then they got them back but they said you know not every manager is equal. so they need to research what good managers do so.
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They do multi-year research and arrived at 8 key behaviours and 3 pitfalls which was shared in 2011.
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has been using a reference subsequently.

google project oxygen

EXTRA
Interesting conversation OF the difference between activity metrics & impact metrics in HRD.