HR Metrics for Enhanced Buy-in, Participation, and Performance
3-Part Webinar Series (4.5 CPD Hours)
Knowing how to measure and communicate the value of your work, make good business cases to get the funding you need, and partner up with non-HR leaders are crucial skills for establishing the economic and strategic value of your work to the organization, engaging and educating executives, effective program design and delivery, tracking progress to plan, validating your ideas, and driving continuous improvement.
This suite of three webinars will focus on three major HR metrics practices:
1. Making the case for HR: selling your ideas, projects, and programs
2. Generating concrete goals and metrics for performance, skills, and values
3. Metrics for leadership development
The three webinars will help you better assess and communicate the value of HR and OD activity, and build stronger, more engaged working relationships with non-HR leaders. The webinars will be practical in nature and rich in resources, including databases of ideas, tools, techniques, and references to available research.
Making the Case for HR: Webinar 1
Knowing how to make a good business case is crucial for obtaining funding, effective program design and delivery (delivering what you promised), enhancing buy-in and commitment across your organization for your HR/OD programs, and establishing the economic and strategic value of your work to the organization. This module will focus on how to make a business case for your key projects and enhance the engagement of business leaders in your HR and talent management efforts.
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Metrics Tools for Measuring Performance, Skills, and Values: Webinar 2
Goals and metrics make vision and strategy concrete, they focus employee efforts, and enable leaders to monitor progress and hold people accountable for results. The complexity of business today, moreover, requires that we track progress to plan on a broad and balanced range of business drivers, including shareholder and employee satisfaction, performance improvement, skill development, talent management, adherence to core values, and so on. At the end of the day, what gets measured gets done, and all organizations want to hold their employees accountable for results.
This action planning module will provide participants with a few practical techniques and tools they can use for setting crisp, clear, meaningful goals, and identifying concrete metrics for both quantitative and the tough qualitative ("soft") issues such as skill development, attitude problems, behavioral changes, and adherence to core values.
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Metrics for Leadership Development: Webinar 3
Everyone knows that a team with poor leadership will tend to under-perform over time. In fact, research has shown that the quality of leadership has a positive impact on employee productivity, profitability, growth, customer service, and market capitalization. HR has generally done a poor job of:
(i) educating leaders about how valuable leadership development (LD) can be,
(ii) measuring the results of LD efforts, and
(iii) driving continuous and measurable improvements in LD.
This module will supply participants with practical frameworks, tools, and techniques for measuring LD and delivering on LD objectives.
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Who Should Attend:
Mid-level Practitioners and above. This webinar will be most valuable for HR managers who are responsible for designing, planning, and implementing HR solutions that impact their organization's employees, leaders, and results.
Making the Case for HR
Making the Case for HR: PowerPoint Slides
Worksheet - Making the Case
Metrics Tools for Measuring Performance, Skills, and Values
Generating Concrete Metrics for Performance, Skills & Values: PowerPoint Slides
Metrics Worksheet - Results and Behaviors
Metrics for Leadership Development
Metrics for Leadership Development - PowerPoint Slides
LD Strategy & Objectives Worksheet
Course Survey