Metrics Don't Lie But Is Your Staff Lying About Your Metrics?
An increased number of organizations are paying attention to their HR-related metrics. Unfortunately, approximately 76 percent of talent acquisition leaders admit that their organizations do a poor job of using metrics. Why? Some are unaware of what metrics they should be gathering and others don't know how to use the metrics they have. This session will walk you through the types of metrics you should be gathering for your internal use and which you should provide to senior management. This session will show you:
· How to determine which historical, real-time, and forward-looking metrics are important to your organization.
· How to gather these metrics in an efficient and effective manner.
· Which metrics to use internally in your HR department and which should be shared externally with your C-level business partners.
Steven Rothberg
Mr. Steven Rothberg is the Founder of CollegeRecruiter.com, Inc., and serves as its President. Mr. Rothberg focuses his efforts on managing CollegeRecruiter.com's employees, business development, and all strategic decisions. He is also primarily responsible for sales and marketing efforts. While in college, he spent a summer working in London, England designing and building the first management compensation database used by Argos Distributors, which was one of the United Kingdom's largest retailers. In his senior year, he convinced the University to outsource the publication of its campus map to his micro company. He gave the maps to the University for free and earned his revenues from the sale of advertising around the borders. After graduating, he sold the business to two of his friends and moved to Minneapolis. While he served as a judicial law clerk in the fall of 1991. He has become widely recognized as an expert in online marketing, particularly in the fast growing areas of affiliate /revenue share programs; job boards, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and blogging. In fall 2010, he was named by Fast Company's Influence Project as the 43rd most influential person on-line. He has been widely quoted by local, regional, national and international print and on-line media, including the Associated Press, Business Week, Chicago Tribune, CNN.com, Fortune Small Business, Journal of Career Planning & Employment (National Association of Colleges and Employers), Reuters, USA Today, Washington Times, Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal. He enrolled at the University of Minnesota School of Law in1988. While in law school, he was selected for and had his article published by the University of Minnesota Law Review. In 1991, he graduated and was admitted to the bar. He graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) from the University of Manitoba in 1988.
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