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Being an HR Manager, how to set smart KPIs for HR team?

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Question added by Deleted user
Date Posted: 2016/02/14
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by Deleted user

You Need To Set Some Like That

#1 Recruitment

- Average Lead Time To recruit Employees

- Performance Score For New Employees Within 6 Month

#2 Training & Development

- Training Hours By Employee / Year

- % Difference In The Rate Of Productivity Before And After Training

#3 Employee Retention And Productivity

- % Of Employees That Leaves The Organization On Given Time Period

- Profit Per Employee

 

 

Bashar Al-Humaid PMP® aPHRi™
by Bashar Al-Humaid PMP® aPHRi™ , VP of HR , Confidential

 

You divide the KPI to

 

  1.  General
  2. technical

 

then you divide the Technical to

 

  • Generic
  • Specific

 

Duncan Robertson
by Duncan Robertson , Strategy Consultant , Duncan Robertson Consultancy

Wrong question.

The purpose of KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) is to measure performance.  They can only be set AFTER you have decided what you want your group to achieve.  From your question, it seems that you don't know what you want your people to do.   Therefore, setting KPIs would be foolish.

Or, to put it another way, KPIs are a measuring tool, like a ruler or a tape measure.  Your question is basically, "Should I use a ruler or a tape measure, and should I use millimetres or inches?"   This is a good question if you know what you are measuring, and a bad one if you don't.   What do you want to measure?

Or, to put that last bit another way, what is the purpose of your team?

 

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