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Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
Three in four companies (75 percent) in a recent Deloitte study believe that using analytics in HR is “important,” but just 8 percent believe their organization is “strong” in this area. HR teams need dedicated staff for these activities, and these roles require new and different skill sets. See Figure 2.).
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