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Hosted by Millan Chicago · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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Are you responsible for understanding an employees’ experience? Have you tried to incorporate people analytics in your organization but have struggled? Have you ever wondered what it means to have a data culture? Would you like to make more data-driven decisions? These are the kinds of discussions you can expect to hear on People Analytics Deconstructed. Co-hosts Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller are co-founders of Millan Chicago, a data science consulting company dedicated to helping organizations make the most out of their data. Each week, they will ‘deconstruct’ modern and contemporary topics in the People Analytics space.
Millan Chicago hosts People Analytics Deconstructed, a business show with 32 episodes published.
In this rich and timely conversation, Dr. Julianne Brown Meola joins Jennifer and Ron to explore the evolving landscape of talent management. Drawing on her extensive experience across multiple industries—including retai
In this episode, Shea Smith, an executive coach who helps leaders get unstuck, shares her insights on the importance of feedback for team and organizational growth. We discuss how to capture and measure the behavior of g
In this episode, we’re diving into the world of meta-analysis and its importance for decision-making in professional settings. While we won’t get into the technical aspects, we will focus on how to effectively use and wh
In this episode, we sit down with Regina Taute, a seasoned Talent Management expert with over 20 years of experience. Regina shares her insights on the evolving role of data in performance management, exploring how diffe
In this episode, Jennifer and Ron sit down with Dr. David Costanza, a Professor of Commerce at the University of Virginia, to explore his groundbreaking research on generational differences in the workplace. While it’s w
People Analytics Deconstructed is back for Season 2! In this season opener, hosts Ron and Jennifer kick things off by discussing what's in store for the upcoming season. From guest interviews with industry and academic e
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis continue their conversation about developing a measure of employee engagement. This episode is the second part of a discussion about how to use a statistical techn
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis continue their conversation about developing a measure of employee engagement. In this episode they focus on how to use a statistical technique called factor analy
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis continue their conversation about developing a measure of employee engagement . They identify and discuss several steps/phases that should be present when we devel
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis start their conversation about developing a measure of employee engagement . They identify and discuss several steps/phases that should be present when we develop
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis continue their discussion on the importance of data cleaning and management. They review three of five aspects of data cleaning that are critical to checking prior
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis discuss the importance of data cleaning and management. They identify five aspects of data cleaning that are critical to checking prior to the analytic phase. In s
In another technically focused episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis discuss how to use multiple linear regression to test models involving moderation (or interaction). In episode 18, we discussed multiple lin
In this episode, co-hosts Jennifer Miller and Ron Landis discuss the emerging field of artificial intelligence (AI). In particular, they discuss machine learning and two broad categories of algorithms, unsupervised and s
Earlier in this season, we discussed a commonly used technique called simple linear regression. In this technique, we used one variable to predict an outcome. But, let's face it – life is a little bit more complex than j
In this episode, Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct the importance of utilizing descriptive statistics as the foundation of starting the data analytic process. As many advanced statistical techniques are built on
In this episode, Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct the key characteristics to consider when developing visualizations. In working with data, many are faced with decisions about how to communicate results. Given
In the first "Analytics in Practice" episode, co-hosts Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct how to utilize the data analytic process for performance appraisal. Given the widespread and varied use of performance ass
In this episode, co-hosts Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct building predictive models and specifically, utilizing forecasting in organizational context. In this episode, we had conversations around these questi
In this episode, co-hosts Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct natural language processing (NLP), a technique used to drive insights from text based information. They focus on how natural language processing can un
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