Episode 01: Is Software Better At Managing People Than You Are? HiQ People Analytics podcast

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Episode 01: Is Software Better at Managing People Than You Are?

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Fortune magazine published an article in March 2016 entitled: "Is Software Better at Managing People Than You Are?" The title is meant to be provocative but it does force us to wonder what role data and algorithms has in developing and managing talent.

At the May 2016 Elevate conference in New York City, moderator Michael Housman had the pleasure of hosting a panel with three people analytics leaders - Ryan Hammond (hiQ Labs), James Gallman (GE), and Emilie Thomas (Hersheys) - two of which were quoted in the article. In this recording of the panel, we learn more about their views on the space, the proper role of data / analytics, and how they think about implementing this philosophy within their own organizations. It's an outstanding conversation with a cameo from Josh Bersin that's worth a listen.

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