Time to fill is crucial to business growth. But are you or your business leaders aware of the time to fill challenges within your organization?
In this episode of the Growing Your Business with People podcast, host Jeff Lackey welcomes the president of Sevenstep, Amy Bush. They discuss the importance of data-driven decision-making and how leaders can use data to guide their talent acquisition process.
Amy emphasizes the need for perspective and multiple perspectives when looking at data, cautioning against relying solely on averages. The conversation also touches on the importance of people strategies in business growth and the challenges of navigating the mountains of data that leaders are given every day.
Amy shares her approach to passing through the mountains of data and using it to improve businesses. She emphasizes the need for having a framework around data analysis and personal growth in dealing with data. The two discuss major shifts in the market and the use of data in understanding retention rates, engagement scores, and time to fill. They note that averages can hide important outliers or subgroups that require specific attention and solutions.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of using data to make informed decisions and take appropriate action, while also considering the satisfaction of employees and recruiters.
For more information about Sevenstep, visit: https://www.sevensteptalent.com/
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