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13 ESG Metrics HR Leaders Should Use To Track Performance

AIHR

These valuable insights allow them to identify areas for improvement and implement initiatives to enhance employee wellbeing and retention. Regularly monitoring and evaluating performance against these benchmarks will help identify areas for improvement and inform strategic decision-making.

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3 Ways to Measure Training ROI + Useful Tips

AIHR

Some data you would collect to link to training ROI include: Sales data Customer satisfaction levels Productivity and output Any business metric directly related to the organization’s purpose Training costs such as instructor costs, training materials costs, facility costs, travel costs, loss of productivity of trainees costs, and more.

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The Ultimate Guide to Elevating Employee Engagement Index

Vantage Circle

Ongoing index measurement empowers data-backed investments into targeted engagement initiatives that motivate higher performance and retention. Plenty of research shows engagement directly transforms key performance outcomes like retention, productivity, safety, and profitability. What Does the Employee Engagement Index Mean?

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Compensation Package: A Guide For HR (+ Free Template)

AIHR

With nearly 40% of mid-career professionals prioritizing mandatory paid leave and over 80% seeking comprehensive healthcare benefits, it’s clear that designing a thoughtful compensation package is key to talent attraction and retention. So, how do you craft a total compensation package that resonates with a diverse workforce?

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Cost per Hire: Definition, Formula, and Calculation

AIHR

SHRM developed an industry benchmark that you can review to understand if your cost per hire is at the industry average. Travel expenses Costs for both candidate and recruiter where travel is required. Not only did this result in a reduction in costs, but the associated efforts resulted in high retention rates.

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My top essays/tweetstorms in 2019 on product/market fit, investing, KPIs, YouTubers, and more

Andrew Chen

1) cohort retention curves that flatten (stickiness). It’s not unusual for a startup to have “meh” retention. But then usually, team says it will improve retention via better activation, lifecycle marketing, improving product features, etc. Lots of benchmarking. 2) actives/reg > 25% (validates TAM).

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[Free] Professional Development Plan Template and Guide for 2024

AIHR

Their PDP would be like a travel plan, showing them where they wish to go and how they plan to get there. Following their PDP helps them to move forward, and just like following their travel plan, it helps them to reach their destination. After planning, they can plan the steps they need to take to achieve those goals.