Remove Definition Remove Scaling Remove Variable Costs
article thumbnail

How to Measure Quality of Hire to Drive Business Results

AIHR

Most working definitions of quality of hire (QoH) include more dimensions than the narrow ISO definition. Cost per Hire = Sum of recruiting costs ÷ Number of hires. Hiring Budget , a measure recently devised by SmartRecruiters , benchmarks recruiting costs to the variable costs of different types of roles.

article thumbnail

Walmart Broadens ROI for Green Power

Harvard Business Review

Renewables are still providing only a tiny percentage of the company's total electricity demand, but it's definite progress. For example] the longer term payback on solar helps us get to scale down the road.". The company can also reap the immediate variable cost benefits of free power.

ROI 15
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

How to Fix MoviePass

Harvard Business Review

per month per subscriber, and three movie tickets costs nearly $30, on average, meaning it’s losing nearly $20 per month per subscriber on a variable cost basis. This is a problem that scale (meaning more subscribers) cannot solve. The problem is that MoviePass collects only $9.95

article thumbnail

What BMW’s Corporate VC Offers That Regular Investors Can’t

Harvard Business Review

For example, in the case of a $100 million CVC fund, which can close five to 10 investments a year, these costs typically range from $1 to $2 million per startup — not including the administrative and variable costs of the pilot itself. Could these experiences be replicated and scaled up at BMW?

article thumbnail

It’s Time for Episode-Based Health Care Spending

Harvard Business Review

We have seen multiple payers define and implement the necessary infrastructure within six months of when they agreed on an episode’s definition. For example, it has the potential to give them a net increase in margin, because many of the sources of savings are either variable costs to these providers (e.g.,