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This was a presentation by Jeff Higgins, Human Capital Management Institute CEO, delivered as the keynote speaker at Huntel Global’s First Annual Open House. The event, People + Analytics, was held in Toronto on June 18th, 2015.Additional information about this presentation: http://www.hcminst.com/news/jeff-higgins-hcmi-ceo-to-speak-at-huntel-global-people-analytics/Learn more about human capital analytics and workforce metrics from our webinar series: http://www.hcminst.com/thought-leadership/human-capital-management-webinars/

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    Measurement and HR The Path to People Analytics

    Human Capital Management Institute

  • About Human Capital Management Institute

    Workforce Assessment Strategic Consulting Training

    Best Practices Workforce Analytics and Planning Benchmarking

    - We Bring Financial Discipline, Standards and Rigor to the HR Function -

    Human Capital Management Institute

    HCMI Background:

    World leading tools/methodology

    100+yrs experience Analytics & Planning

    Deep Finance & HR expertise

    Advisory Board CFOs and HR heads

    What We Do:

    Measure the immeasurable in human capital

    Full service tools, consulting & training

    Transform workforce data into intelligence

    Tools so HR can make the business case

    The Human Capital Management Institute (HCMI) was founded on the belief that organizations can and must, find better ways of measuring their investments in human capital. Our vision of the future is one in which human capital measurement and information is as integral to business decision making as financial information is today.

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  • HCMI Products and Services

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    Human Capital Metrics Handbook Training and Advisory Support Workforce Analytics Training Workforce Planning Training Custom onsite training

    620+ Metrics and Detailed Definitions

    Data Integration Blueprint

    Workforce Analytics Assessment

    Analytic Consulting On-Demand

    Analytics COE and Roadmap Design

    Statistical Prediction

    Correlation Coefficient ( 0-1)

    Factors Leading to Increased Turnover

    Job Title or Position

    Dissatisfaction With Compensation

    High vs. Low Turnover Manager

    Commute Distance

    Driver #3

    Driver #2

    Driver #1

    .50

    .33

    .27

    .02

    Low

    Turnover Impact

    High

    Turnover

    Impact

    Some

    Turnover

    Impact

    .11

    Work Location

    Number of Jobs in Last 3 Years .70

    Hired Through Employee Referral .19

    Initial Reports & Analysis

    Data Gathering

    First Good Metrics

    HR Data Warehouse

    Drill-down, standard reportsScenario Analysis

    External Benchmarking

    Context for decisions

    Data

    Driven Decision

    Making!

    Turnover, Headcount, Hiring

    HRIS system data

    COE Formation

    Data Errors

    HR Analytics Mandate

    HR Standards EstablishedLost HR

    Credibility

    HR data/systems Assessed

    HR Data Cleansed historical data scrubbed

    Bus. Units

    Reject

    Analysis

    Data Errors

    Historical data

    still bad

    1st Analytics Study

    Advanced Analytic Studies

    HR Analysis Validated

    Integrated HR Databases

    COE Launches Training Courses

    Bus. Units Demand

    more

    Analytics journey steps

    Setbacks along the way

    Journey path and goal

    CONSULTING SERVICES

    Integrated Dashboard

    DASHBOARDS PRO

    TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

    Human Capital Financial Statements Human Capital Impact Statement Human Capital Asset Statement Human Capital Flow Statement

    Workforce Quantifier ROI Calculator ROI of Workforce Decisions Cost of Turnover, Cost per Hire

    Workforce Planning Link Workforce and Financial Metrics Forecast Skills, Costs, Talent and

    Productivity

    Job Framework Mapping Integrated Taxonomy 15,000+ jobs Map Critical Job Roles

    Span of Control Optimizer Tool Benchmark and Optimize Spans Optimize Management Layers

    Career Path Quantifier ROI of Career Path Build, Buy or Lease Talent Analysis

    $$$ Financial Impact

    Metrics

    Data Blueprint

    Predictive Modeling

    TRAINING & SUPPORT

  • Value Creation in Todays Marketplace

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    Intangible Capital Value

    Tangible Assets/Value

    Human Capital = employee knowledge, training, productivity, experience, culture, leadership, development, performance, creativity, etc.

    Are we managing the right things or just measuring what we know how to measure?

    Measures are well established for modern Finance as a Decision Support Science

    Hard to Measure

    Easy to Measure

    Market value driven by factors not on a balance sheet

    Intellectual or Human Capital

    vs.

  • The Future of Talent = Analytics Attraction, Development, Retention and Performance

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  • 6

    The Most Important Metrics for Human Capital

    Source: Deloitte Global Human Capital Trends 2015

    Gap = Importance vs. Capability

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  • Analytics Adoption Over Time

    Source: Gartner 2014

    Analytics Are No Longer a Nice-to-Have

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  • Getting Finance to See the Value of HR

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    What is the Language of Business?

    What does Management Care About Most?

    What is HR most uncomfortable talking about?

    $$$

    $$$

    $$$

  • Traditional Financial Statements Whats Missing from this Picture

    Financial statements are used by many different stakeholders

    But they leave out the company's most valuable asset: The Workforce.

    Stakeholder Use

    Company Leadership

    Tool for business decision making that may affect an organizations continued operations and annual report to stockholders

    Prospective Investors Assess the success and viability of investing in a business

    Financial Institutions (banks and other lending companies)

    Decision to lend to a company or extend debt securities

    Government Entities (tax authorities)

    Ascertain the propriety and accuracy of information for legal, tax and audit purposes

    Vendors who extend credit Assess the creditworthiness of the business

    Media and the General Public Variety of reasons

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    Oops!

  • Polling Question

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    A. We measure joiners(new hires), leavers (terminations), and total staff headcount

    B. We measure recruiting time to fill and cost per hire

    C. We measure turnover rate and management span of control

    D. We measure quality of hire and ROI of training

    E. We measure workforce productivity and Human capital ROI

    What are you Measuring Today

  • What to Measure Measurement Trick #31

    Measurement Best Practices: 1. Metrics that link to business results

    2. Metrics that are actionable

    3. Metrics that identify, quantify, and clarify issues across the employee cycle

    4. Metrics to capture leading versus lagging indicators

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  • SHOW ME THE MONEY!

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    15% productivity gain and lower costs ($55.0 Billion Package Delivery Co. )

    Predicting sales stars pre hire

    {$1.0 Billion Bank}

    ROI of sales training {$2.0 Billion Retail Co.}

    Location optimization for talent growth

    { West Coast Regional Bank}

    Employee engagement to revenue impact {$1.0 Billion public Airline}

    40% voluntary turnover reduction {public, financial services co.}

    ROI of internal vs. external hires {public bank}

    $1.1 Billion Annual

    $264 Million Annual $1.1 million per sales person

    $250 Million Annual $250k per Salesperson

    $200 Million 10 years

    $96 Million Annual $5 per flight premium

    $12 Million Annual

    $6 Million Annual

  • Challenge of Measuring Human Capital

    Compensation

    Transfers

    New Hire Turnover

    Succession Data

    Turnover

    Training

    Recruiting

    Em

    ploy

    ee D

    ata

    Benefits

    Span

    of Control

    Workforce

    Planning

    Success Advanced

    Analytic

    Insights

    Complexity of Workforce Data

    Employee/Full-Time-Equivalent (FTE)

    Jobs/Roles/Skills

    Time - Tenure

    Compensation ($ vs. Equity)

    Frequency of Change

    Promotions, Transfers, Hires, Terminations

    Jobs/Roles/Skills

    Time - Tenure

    Measuring the Intangible

    Lack of Standards in HR

    Lack of Analytic Skills

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  • Start

    World Class Analytics

    Data Driven Decisions!

    Data Errors

    Lost HR Credibility

    Analytics journey steps

    Pitfalls along the way

    Journey path and goal

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    Challenges and Pitfalls on the journey

    Data Gaps, Inconsistent Data

    Management Support

    Standards &Governance

    Resources and Analytic Skills

    Data Integration

    Systems & Tool Limitations

    ROI and Success Stories

    Avoid analytics journey pitfalls

    The Human Capital Analytics Journey Typically a 2-3 Year journey and NOT a straight line

  • Reporting and Data Quality Overview

    Workforce data is complex, but from the right combinations, a fact-based story can emerge

    Clean, standard workforce data is foundational

    Management buy-in, governance + analytic skills

    Define metrics and standardize reporting

    HRIS, ERP and workforce system providers do not know what HR data is critical.

    If you rely on software and technology vendors for workforce wisdom, it will be a long and expensive wait.

    Focus &

    Resources

    (Center of

    Excellence)

    Business

    Complexity &

    Structure

    Measurement

    & Analytic

    Capability

    Speed, Systems

    Integration &

    Automation

    Standards,

    Processes & Data

    Quality

    Reporting,

    Scorecards &

    Accountability

    Workforce

    Cost and

    Productivity

    Workforce

    Knowledge

    Business,

    Workforce &

    HR Strategy

    Linkage

    Where are we today?

    Where do we start? How can we tell?

    What does it all mean?

    How do we improve?

    I have the foundation, but where are my insights?

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    Introduction

    Keys to Analytics Success:

  • Asking the Right Questions Are you measuring the right things

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    What If you could answer the following?

    1. Which workforce metrics link to business results?

    2. What is our workforce productivity? Is it improving? How do we rank?

    3. Is it better to build, buy or rent talent?

    4. What is truly the right size and cost of workforce?

    5. What is our quality of hire (i.e. Top Talent)? Is it improving?

    6. Do we know drivers of employee turnover and retention?

    7. Are leaders effectively managing talent? Do leaders correlate to engagement, retention and performance? YES, but you MUST prove it

  • Case Studies

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  • JetBlue and Net Promoter Score (NPS)

    The Net Promoter Score is a numerical representation of Crewmember responses

    Calculate the percentage of detractors and promoters

    Subtract detractors from promoters

    Calculate score

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    How likely are you to recommend JetBlue as a good place to work?

  • JetBlue: Identifying Workforce KPIs Leveraging Workforce Metrics to Drive Business Results

    CASM

    Load Factor

    BELF

    Passenger RPM

    TCOW

    JetBlue Performance

    Metrics

    Link workforce metrics to key business drivers Employee Engagement, Customer Satisfaction, Revenue and Profit

    Build metrics and scorecards to measure results

    JetBlue tops J.D. Powers annual customer service survey 7 years in a row

    1.1 million following JetBlue Airlines on Twitter

    Cost per Available Seat Mile: JetBlue = $.0899 (industry lowest)

    Competitors = $.0976

    Load Factor: JetBlue = 79.7%

    Competitors = 73.1%

    Break even Load Factor: JetBlue = $.0888

    (industry lowest)

    Revenue per Seat Mile: JetBlue = $.1128

    Competitors = $.1281

    Total Cost of Workforce: JetBlue = 23.6% of revenue

    Competitors = 34% of revenue

    Does high Employee Engagement increase Profitability? Issue:

    Process:

    Identified Net Promoters

    Created Net Promoter Score, or NPS to measure highly engaged employees

    Flights with higher average NPS correlate to increased customer satisfaction and revenue

    Employee Net Promoters = Customer Net Promoters = Loyalty = Revenue

    Outcome:

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    Note: JetBlue data illustrative with limited data gathered from

    external sources/no internal data used

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  • JetBlue Employee-Customer-Profit Chain

    1. Total Cost of Workforce

    2. Cost per Hire

    3. Cost of Turnover

    4. Employee (NPS) Link to Customer Satisfaction

    5. Customer Satisfaction Impact on Profits

    Workforce ROI Calculator Workforce ROI Dashboard

    Increasing the number of Net Promoters by

    10% =

    $26 - $96 Million

    Actionable Intelligence

    Quantify and Predict

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  • Linking It Together: JetBlue NPS and Engagement

    Net Promoter

    Score Engmnt

    Customer NPS

    Adverse Events

    Discret Effort

    Revenue

    5.0% 6.0% ? ? ? ?

    5.0% 5.0% 10.0% -5.0% 5.0% 1.0%

    5.0% 8.0% 2.0% 0.0% 3.0% 0.5%

    Overall

    Management

    Pilots

    Inflight CMs

    Technicians

    Customer Support CMs

    Airports CMs

    Support Center CMs

    Systems Operations CMs

    If NPS goes up 5% what does the business get?

    If crew-leader drives NPS, does it then drive the rest? =

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    NOTE: CMs = Crew Members aka Employees

  • Managers Drive Engagement & NPS

    Employees with Net Promoter Managers are more likely to be Net Promoters

    Employees with Detractor Managers are less likely to be Net Promoters

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    18.9%

    44.7%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    35%

    40%

    45%

    50%

    Manager Detractor Manager Not Detractor

    Percent of Employee Net

    Promoters

    High

    Low

    Median

    Manager Net Promoter

  • 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

    Commute Distance Quartile

    Turnover Operations StaffSales Staff

    Customer Service

    Skilled and Semi-Skilled

    IT Professional

    Professional Staff

    Management

    Issue: In exit interviews commute is cited as reason for leaving.

    Action: Statistical analysis, segmenting workforce by category, job family & job title etc.

    Outcome: No correlation, however distinct patterns by location & job category. Senior mgmt longest commute

    & lowest turnover Golden Nugget: Relationship

    between commute & total compensation

    Annual turnover cost = $50M Savings from a 10% reduction $5.0M

    Case Study: Challenging Conventional Wisdom Turnover Drivers at Scofield Financial

    Med

    High

    Low

    Hypothesis: People turnover/stay because of commute distance

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  • 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

    Compensation Quartile

    Turnover Operations StaffSkilled and Semi-Skilled

    Customer Service

    Sales Staff

    Management

    Professional Staff

    IT Professional

    Operations Staff

    Sales Staff Customer Service

    Skilled and Semi-Skilled IT Professional

    Professional Staff Management

    Case Study: Dispel Myths with Facts and Data Turnover Drivers at Financial Services Organization

    Hypothesis: People turnover/stay because of compensation

    Issue: In exit interviews departing employees cite pay as reason for leaving.

    Action: Statistical analysis shows that turnover levels-out starting at 80% of salary range midpoint.

    Majority of employees report being satisfied with compensation over last 4 years

    Outcome: No correlation, applies companywide, but low pay jobs do correlate to turnover.

    Annual turnover cost = $50M Savings from a 10% reduction $5.0M

    Med

    High

    Low

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    Correlation Coefficient ( 0-1)

    Factors Leading to Increased Turnover

    Job Title or Position

    Dissatisfaction With Compensation

    High vs. Low Turnover Manager

    Commute Distance

    Driver #3

    Driver #2

    Driver #1

    .50

    .33

    .27

    .02

    Low

    Turnover

    Impact

    High

    Turnover Impact

    Some

    Turnover

    Impact

    .11

    Work Location

    Number of Jobs in Last 3 Years .70

    Hired Through Employee Referral .19

    Case Study: Drivers of Turnover Scofield Financial, a Regional US Bank

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    Factors Leading to Increased

    Retention

    Some

    Retention

    Impact

    High

    Retention Impact

    Low

    Retention

    Impact

    Employees With Stock or Options

    Employee Transfer Opportunities

    Promotional Opportunities

    Compa-Ratio

    Above Average Performance

    -(.48)

    Driver #3

    Driver #2

    Driver #1

    -(.27)

    -(.04)

    -(.01)

    -(.32) Employees Hired Temp to Regular

    -(.21)

    Case Study: Drivers of Retention Scofield Financial, a Regional US Bank

    Should be

    Here!

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  • Temp to

    Regular

    Employee

    ReferralInternet

    Other

    Referral

    Newspaper

    Ads

    Other

    Sources

    Direct

    Sourcing

    Placement

    Agency

    Best Worst

    = No Predictive Value

    3 Jobs 4 Jobs 5 JobsKEY CRITERIA 2 Jobs

    # of Jobs in 8 Yrs

    Industry Experience & High Performer Probability

    Math, Reading, Writing &

    Personality Testing

    Education & High Performer Probability

    Medium Cost $ High Cost $Low Cost $Recruiting Source &

    High Performer Probability

    Placement

    Agency

    High Scores

    Masters

    Degree

    Other

    Referral

    High

    School

    Some

    College

    Associate

    s Degree

    Bachelors

    Degree

    Some

    Graduate

    Temp to

    Regular

    Employee

    ReferralInternet

    Newspaper

    Ads

    Other

    Sources

    Direct

    Sourcing

    6 Jobs 7 Jobs

    0

    1st Job 1 Job

    Low Scores

    8+ Jobs

    1 Yr 2 Yrs 3 Yrs 4 Yrs 5 Yrs 6 Yrs 7 Yrs 8+ Yrs

    > Masters

    Little to no Predictive Value

    Medium Scores

    Case Study: Targeted Hiring Profiles ScoField Financial High Performing Sales Staff Positions

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  • What to Include in a Business Case

    1. Compelling Questions Ask the Right Questions

    2. Objective Measures and Facts Historical Data, Key Metric Indicators, Segmented Data

    3. Powerful Visuals Charts Chart(s) that Show Insight (i.e. Story) and Drive Action

    4. Use Qualitative Story Telling Two of our Top 3 Salespeople came from other industries

    5. Link to Business Impact (ROI/Cost/Profit) The Cost Savings is a range of $1.0 to $3.0 Million

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  • Human Capital Management Institute

    Sample Business Case Created Using Solve Dashboards

    #1. Question) What is our Quality of Hire? Are we hiring better talent? #2. + #3. Clear data with trend and impactful chart #4. Written comments with critical insights + predictions #5. Clear financial impact and ROI

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    #2 #2. #3.

    #5 #4.

    #4.

  • Contact Information:

    Thank You

    Jeff Higgins, CEO [email protected]

    For more information on products and services:

    www.hcminst.com

    SOLVE Software Human Capital Training and Financial Statements Consulting

    Human Capital Workforce Data Workforce Metrics Handbook Integration Blueprint Planning

    Workforce Intelligence Consortium Group

    @HCMI

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