In yesterday’s Advisor, Jayson Saba offered tips for dashboards and scorecards for HR, including the first of his recommended templates. Today, we present the rest of the templates.
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Saba, vice president of Market Strategy, Ceridian HCM, delivered his suggestions at the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) Talent Management Conference, held recently in San Diego.
[Go here for template #1.]
2. Talent Development
3. Performance Management Objectives
4. Culture Objectives
5. HR Service Delivery
Saba’s Takeaways
- Be sure that there is a single source of TRUTH.
- Start small and drill down later.
- Even if we don’t have the numbers, we can leave blanks at first.
- Work with business leadership; the higher the better.
- It doesn’t matter how/what we measure as long as:
- The operational leaders of the business have bought into it, and
- We measure it consistently.
- Measure your data monthly, and report quarterly.
- Tie your reporting to a business metric (e.g., revenue per employee).
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