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Talent Analytics HR.com 26 June 2014 Jeff Grisenthwaite VP, Client Success a CEB company
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Page 1: Talent Analytics

Talent Analytics

HR.com

26 June 2014

Jeff Grisenthwaite

VP, Client Successa CEB company

Page 2: Talent Analytics

Talent Analytics Agenda

1. Current State

2. Future Vision

3. Case Studies

4. Talent Metrics

5. Q&A

Page 3: Talent Analytics

Why is Talent Analytics Important?

Company PerspectiveDepartment Perspective

PersonalPerspective

Page 4: Talent Analytics

Business Leaders Asking forComprehensive Talent Metrics

2009 20130%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

29%

52%

41%

29%

Currently Demand Will Demand Soon

2013 Whitepaper, Talent Analytics: The Crystal

Ball for Business Performance, Mattox

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http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2013/05/talent_management_boards_give.html

From HBR article:Talent Management: Boards Give Their Companies an "F"

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Big Data

TalentManagement

TALENT

ANALYTI

CS

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How Do We . . .

Improve Quality of Hire

Improve Speed to Performance

Build Leadership Capability

Improve Bench Strength

Improve Employee Engagement

Align Effort to Business Outcomes

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Vision for Talent Analytics

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Vision for HR

Traditional HR Outsourced Automated Overhead

Data-drivenTalent Management Strategic Unique to Company Competitive Advantage

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Vision for Executives

Talent Investments

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Vision for Managers

Action AlertsDecision Support

Optimized Teams

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Vision for Employees

Great job fit

Engaged with newchallenges

Helpful performancefeedback

Continual growth

Clear career path

Page 13: Talent Analytics

2 Common Pitfalls

Treating measurement as a PROJECT, not a

PROCESS

Trying to PROVE value, rather than

continuously IMPROVE

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Levels of Talent Analytics

What occurred?

Describe

Why did it occur?

Explain

What will happen?

Predict

How can we optimize results?

Control

1 2 3 4

Push by: Focus on specific questions Asking “So what?” Stop reporting, Start prescribing actions Monetize key decisions

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8 Dimensions which EnableSustainable Talent Analytics Capability

Sustainable Analytics must: Require leadership and governance (1)

Integrate analytics into end-to-end talent processes (2)

Clarify roles and assign accountabilities (3)

Build skills in measurement and evaluation (4)

Develop standards, common tools (5)

Implement a common technology platform to enable scalable measurement and reporting (6)

Ensure results are acted upon (7)

An overarching goal is to build a culture in which data informs decisions and actions (8)

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Analytics Embedded into Process

Business Strategy

Workforce plan

Recruit for gaps?

Yes

No

B

A

Recruiting

B

L&D

C

Talent

D

Leadership

E

Engagement

F

Performance

Source talent

Job Offer

Accept?

Yes

No

Survey non-hires

Competency/Leadership

reviewNeeds

Assessment?

No

Yes

Design, Develop,

Implement

Evaluateprograms

Impact & Value?

No

Yes

Continual review of business

needs

Review scrap learning factors

Review workforce

plan

Build competency

model

Multi-raterassessment

Report out gaps/

strengths

A B F

Create succession

plans

Trained Leaders?

Yes

No

Collaborate w/ L&D for programs

EngagementSurvey

Engaged Workers?

Yes

Validate Performance

Gains

No

Implement Engagement

programs

Establish Performance

goals

Performance Appraisal

ExceedGoals?

No

Yes

Train for gaps Consider as

High Potential

D

PerformancePlan (PIP)

Improved?

No

Employee turnover

Yes

Exit Interview

ApplicantAssessment

IdentifyHigh

Potentials

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Barriersto Advancing

Talent Analytics

No time

Too complex

Siloed data

Disparate systems

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TALENT ANALYTICS SUITE

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Talent Analytics SUITE

Onboarding EDITION

Learning EDITION

Leadership EDITION

Engagement EDITION

Capabilities EDITION

Performance EDITION

1st Year Retention

Speed to Performance

Expertise & Skills

Workforce Performance

Manager Capability

Strategic Vision & Execution

Bench Strength

Talent for Future Success

Retention of Talent

Workforce Productivity

Goal Achievement

Organizational Alignment

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Poll

Which of these talent development areas is most critical for your organization to improve analytics? (select one)

o Onboarding

o Learning

o Leadership

o Engagement

o Capabilities / Performance

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Surveys

Business Metrics

Employees Events

360s Competencies Projects

Tests Assessment Certification

IntegrationTalent Systems

Automatedata collection

Data Collection

Analytics

CRM TMS Finance

ERP HRIS AccountingLMS HRIS TMS

Role-Based Reporting Filtering & Automation Dashboards Executive Summaries

Automated Analytics

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Talent Analytics Dashboard Example

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CEO CFO COO

VP, Sales SVP, TM CLO

HR Generalist Leadership Mgr. Instructor

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Onboarding Analytics ExampleProfile:Large Insurance CompanyOver 25% Turnover within 1st 90 Days

Key Metrics: Onboarding Effectiveness Quality of Hire New Hire Satisfaction

Solution:

Automated 30, 60, 90-daynew hire touchpoints

Targeted reporting to managers & program owners

Identified “flight risks” forearly intervention

Results:

93% of “flight risks” retained

73% reduction in measurement costs

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Learning Analytics ExampleProfile:Large Business Services CompanyMulti-Million $ Annual L&D Investment

Key Metrics: Program Effectiveness L&D Operation Efficiency Linkage to Business Outcomes

Solution:

Automated post-class &on-the-job evaluations

Monthly imports of business metrics

Operational & executive reporting

Results:

Strengthened partnership with business

High ranking on Training Top 125

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Leadership Analytics ExampleProfile:Large Technology Company1000s of new leaders to develop

Key Metrics: Bench Strength Leadership Effectiveness Business Outcomes

Solution:

Semi-Annual 360s of Emerging & New Leaders

Leadership Program Evaluation

Leadership-to-Business Outcomes Correlation

Results:

Significant Leadership Effectiveness increase

Business Outcomes linked to leadership development

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Results:

Increased performance for 70% of sales force

Increased retention by 8%

Capabilities Analytics ExampleProfile:Large Biotech CompanyImprove sales competencies

Key Metrics: Certifications Quota Attainment Sales Employee Retention

Solution:

Annual sales competency assessments: 180s & 360s

Global, 15+ languages

Correlated competency gains to business outcomes

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Engagement Analytics ExampleProfile:U.S. Government DepartmentHigh turnover, little insight into drivers

Key Metrics: Employee Engagement Employee Retention High Performer Retention

Solution:

Automated Exit Interview surveys

Filtered & ranked by 15 employee demographics

Monthly management reporting

Results:

Identified and addressed key drivers

Increased retentionby 5.6%

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5TOP FIVE

Talent Metrics

you’re not focused on

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Quality of Hire

Correlate to:

Source

Qualifications

Interviewers

Revise Hiring Profiles

Repurpose: Needs Assessment

90-Day New Hire 360 Score

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Speed to Performance

Assessment varies by role

Milestone achieved

New Hire 360

Ranked by Onboarding Program

Onboarding Assessments

% of Hires Reaching Competency within X Weeks

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Project Outcomes

Post-Project Assessment

Rank by PM, Project Type

Project Process Assessments

Project Team 360s

Project Assessment Score

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Leadership Effectiveness

Rank Leaders

Use for Performance, HiPo Selection

Correlate to:

Leadership Styles

Direct Report Engagement

Business Outcomes

Leadership 360 Composite Score

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Quality of Turnover

Rank by Department

Engagement Pulse

Automated Exit Interviews

100% - Recurring Low Performers - Regrettable Losses

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Poll

Which of these next generation talent metrics would provide the greatest impact to your organization? (select one)

o Quality of Hire

o Speed to Performance

o Project Outcomes

o Leadership Effectiveness

o Quality of Turnover

Page 36: Talent Analytics

2 Options to Get Started

Option 1: Quick Win Select 1 talent area to advance analytics Select an expert partner Leverage technology

Option 2: Strong Foundation Select an expert partner Document 3-year strategy Build in-house analytics roles & skills

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Thank You

Jeff GrisenthwaiteVP, Client Success

+1 312.676.4450

[email protected]

knowledgeadvisors.com

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