Learn skills related to the use and presentation of HR data for organizational decision-making. Participants will learn to analyze and present HR data to improve agency performance and support strategic business decisions.
Overview
Syllabus
Module 1: Analyzing HR Data
- Definition of HR analytics and its role in federal human capital management.
- The importance of HR analysis and the factors driving its adoption in federal HR management.
- How to think like an economist when interpreting HR data to make evidence-based decisions.
- What data HR practitioners need and where to collect it for meaningful insights.
Module 2: Consulting with Decision Makers Using HR Analysis
- Overview of HR consulting skills essential for providing data-driven recommendations to decision-makers.
- Using the consulting model to effectively communicate HR analysis and insights to managers.
- Understanding HR consulting competencies and addressing challenges faced in consulting engagements.
Module 3: HR Data Sources
- Identifying types and sources of HR data necessary for conducting HR analysis in federal agencies.
- Understanding how different data sources like the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS) and OPM Fedscope can be used in HR analysis.
- Exploring both quantitative and qualitative data to draw actionable insights for workforce planning and management.
Module 4: Working with HR Analysis
- Utilizing HR analytics to solve complex organizational problems by understanding the system and processes.
- How to leverage HR analytics to improve decision-making in workforce management and organizational performance.
Module 5: Presenting Your HR Data Analysis
- Preparing data-driven presentations for decision-makers, ensuring clarity, relevance, and effectiveness.
- Designing impactful visualizations and narratives to make HR analysis compelling and understandable for executives.
- Delivering recommendations and actions based on HR data to support organizational strategies and business outcomes.
Taught by
Adrianna Harden and Brian Simms