Last week, I compared two employee turnover metrics. One metric was a self-reported measure gathered through surveys. The other metric reflected the employment status at a later date (the objective metric). The analysis showed that, while self-reported intentions to quit predicted whether or not the employee actually quit, the correlation between the two metrics was only r […]
Tag Archives | Employee retention
Self-Reported Intentions vs Actual Behaviors: Comparing Two Employee Turnover Metrics
By Bob Hayes on August 12, 2014 in Analytics, Customer Experience Management, Employee Experience Management
Reducing employee turnover is an important way to improve how a company performs. It is estimated that employee turnover costs companies 16% of the annual salary (< $35K) of lower paying jobs and up to 75% of annual salary (> $75K) of higher paying jobs. These costs comes in many different forms, including the cost due to […]