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Data Dictionary TemplateUse this template to document key data elements to govern. |
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Guide to Measuring the ROI of HR ProgramsMeasuring the value of HR programs demonstrates how HR investments contribute to the financial success of the organization, elevating HR's role as a strategic partner. |
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Microlearning: Keep Your Best and Brightest – A Manager’s Guide to Stay ConversationsStay conversations, or stay interviews, are an important element in preventing employee turnover, yet some organizations tend to overlook them. This microlearning is a... |
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Why Benchmarking May Not Be the AnswerThis resource provides an overview of the limitations of external benchmarking from an organizational and HR perspective, the value of internal benchmarking, as well as... |
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Data Literacy Participant Handbook: Module 3Use the participant handbook as a takeaway guide for training participants to reference during and after the Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 3 training session. |
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Data Literacy Participant Handbook: Module 2Use the participant handbook as a takeaway guide for training participants to reference during and after the Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 2 training session. |
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Data Literacy Participant Handbook: Module 1Use the participant handbook as a takeaway guide for training participants to reference during and after the Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 1 training session. |
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Training Deck: Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 3Data is everywhere, but its true power comes from an ability to observe trends and gain insight from it. Learning to leverage often readily available people data can help... |
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Training Deck: Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 2Data is everywhere, but its true power comes from an ability to observe trends and gain insight from it. Learning to leverage often readily available people data can help... |
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Training Deck: Data Literacy for HR Professionals Module 1Data is everywhere, but its true power comes from an ability to observe trends and gain insight from it. Learning to leverage often readily available people data can help... |
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