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HR Metrics: “Data suppresses anti-bodies”

October 10, 2012 Ian J Cook HR Analytics, HR Policies and Procedures, HRMS, Human Resources

I came across the title of today’s piece in Guy Kawasaki’s book “the Art of the Start”. It has made me smile for the last week. The quote elegantly expresses why HR practitioners need to be measuring. Here is why

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