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In September 2013, a group of top HR leaders, together with CHREATE (the global Consortium to Reimagine HR, Employment Alternatives, Talent, and the Enterprise), gathered together to envision the HR profession in 2025. Cross-Cultural and Technological Competency. How about in 10 years? New Media Literacy.
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. In this model, HR will need to compete with many other functions to get the data and analyses they need (and think about how well this works today with IT.).
As shown in Figure 1, postings for HR analytics roles (which include a variety of data- and analytics-oriented job titles) grew substantially between 2010 and 2013. Some of the investments cited in the survey are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or with finance or business experience.
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