The HR Employees Analysis project aims to create a dashboard for HR to gain insights into employee data, covering aspects such as pay, performance, and recruitment. The dataset includes various attributes related to employees, such as their position, marital status, performance scores, and satisfaction levels. Key findings reveal high attrition rates in 2011, the highest-paid employee being the CEO, and varying satisfaction levels across departments.
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HR Employees Analysis DPR
The HR Employees Analysis project aims to create a dashboard for HR to gain insights into employee data, covering aspects such as pay, performance, and recruitment. The dataset includes various attributes related to employees, such as their position, marital status, performance scores, and satisfaction levels. Key findings reveal high attrition rates in 2011, the highest-paid employee being the CEO, and varying satisfaction levels across departments.
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HR Employees Analysis
About the Project
HR plays a key role in developing, reinforcing and changing the culture of an organisation. Pay, performance management, training and development, recruitment and onboarding and reinforcing the values of the business are all essential elements of business culture covered by HR. So, HR should remain up-to-date with all related and necessary information. The objective of this project is to analyse the data and create a dashboard which can be used by HR to get useful insights related to departments and employees. About the Data The dataset contains various attributes which gives information about the Managers, Source of Hires, Departments, Employee’s Position and many other attributes. The brief info about all columns present in the dataset is : • Employee Name : Employee’s full name • EmpID : Employee ID is unique to each employe • MarriedID : Is the person married (1 or 0 for yes or no) • MaritalStatusID : Marital status code that matches the text field MaritalDesc • EmpStatusID : Employment status code that matches text field EmploymentStatus • DeptID : Department ID code that matches the department the employee works in • PerfScoreID : Performance Score code that matches the employee’s most recent performance score • FromDiversityJobFairID : Was the employee sourced from the Diversity job fair? 1 or 0 for yes or no • Salary : The person’s annual pay rate. • Termd : Has this employee been terminated - 1 or 0 • PositionID : An integer indicating the person’s position • Position : The text name/title of the position the person has • State : The state that the person lives in • Zip : The zip code for the employee • DOB : Date of Birth for the employee • Sex : Sex - M or F • MaritalDesc : The marital status of the person (divorced, single, widowed, separated, etc) • CitizenDesc : Label for whether the person is a Citizen or Eligible NonCitizen • HispanicLatino : Yes or No field for whether the employee is Hispanic/Latino • RaceDesc : Description/text of the race the person identifies with • DateofHire : Date the person was hired • DateofTermination : Date the person was terminated, only populated if, in fact, Termd = 1 • TermReason : A text reason / description for why the person was terminated • EmploymentStatus : A description/category of the person’s employment status. Anyone currently working full time = Active • Department : Name of the department that the person works in • ManagerName : The name of the person’s immediate manager • ManagerID : A unique identifier for each manager. • RecruitmentSource : The name of the recruitment source where the employee was recruited from • PerformanceScore : Performance Score text/category (Fully Meets, Partially Meets, PIP, Exceeds) • EngagementSurvey : Results from the last engagement survey, managed by our external partner • EmpSatisfaction : A basic satisfaction score between 1 and 5, as reported on a recent employee satisfaction survey • SpecialProjectsCount : The number of special projects that the employee worked on during the last 6 months • LastPerformanceReviewDate : The most recent date of the person’s last performance review. • DaysLateLast30 : The number of times that the employee was late to work during the last 30 days KPIs ❖Department and Position with most number of employees ❖Department whose employees are most satisfied and least satisfied ❖Department-wise and Position-wise Average Salary Visual Analytics and Insights ➢ In year 2011, attrition rate was highest (227%) because out of 83 hired people, 59 left the job whereas In year 2014, 60 new people joined and only 7 people left the company. ➢ Jack Torrence is the most experienced and oldest employee of the company with experience of 13 years and works in Sales Department. ➢Janet King is the highest paid employee and works on the post of President and CEO. ➢Production Department has highest number of employees(125) and majority of them works as Production Technician(116). ➢From Total Annual Salary Expanses of $15M, top 5 employees take share of $1M. ➢Employees of Software Engineering Department are most satisfied and Employees of Executive Department are least satisfied. Dashboards Thank you Presentation by : Amit Sangwan
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