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For the companies that are investing, some of the efforts are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or hiring an HR leader with finance or business experience. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions.
For the companies that are investing, some of the efforts are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or hiring an HR leader with finance or business experience. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions.
For the companies that are investing, some of the efforts are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or hiring an HR leader with finance or business experience. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions.
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For the companies that are investing, some of the efforts are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or hiring an HR leader with finance or business experience. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions.
For the companies that are investing, some of the efforts are encouraging – such as hiring a CHRO with a strong analytics background, or hiring an HR leader with finance or business experience. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions.
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. But just 9% and 16% of organizations, respectively, say they have taken these steps to improve how data is used to make workforce decisions. (See Figure 2.).
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