Effective Data Intelligence Helps Drive Retention

According to a LinkedIn article, replacing an employee, regardless of seniority level, often costs 3 to 4 times the employee’s salary when you factor in marketing, hiring, and training. With a tough job market, higher cost of living, and the rise of work augmentation tools, employee retention has never been more important.

So the question is: how can data intelligence help offset attrition and strengthen retention at your organization? Below, we highlight 5 ways.

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Identify Engagement Patterns

With insight into employee activity like, internal collaboration, and overall productivity, managers can identify signs of disengagement or burnout early on and take proactive measures to address them before it’s too late. Prodoscore data shows that 6 weeks prior to attriting, employees typically start to disengage in the business.

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Facilitate Regular Check-Ins

In an environment built on transparency and accountability, managers can schedule timely check-ins or stay interviews based on observed trends or dips in productivity. This proactive approach allows managers to address concerns and provide support before they escalate into retention issues.

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Encourage Transparent Communication

By surfacing critical insights, productivity data fosters a culture of transparency and open communication. Leaders gain visibility into how their teams work to support them more productively, and employees can visualize opportunities for development.

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Support Work-Life Balance

Insight into workload distribution can pinpoint which individuals may be struggling with work-life balance, which can enable managers to adjust workloads or deadlines, redistribute tasks, or provide additional support to maintain a healthy balance and limit burnout.

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Recognize and Reward Performance

By surfacing daily contributions, productivity data helps highlight employee effort and paves the way for recognition that’s often missed. Recognition for hard work typically boosts morale, motivation, and job satisfaction, ultimately improving employee retention.

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