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IBM HR Analytics Dashboard

📊 Project Overview

A comprehensive Power BI dashboard designed to analyze and visualize employee attrition patterns within IBM's workforce. This project provides actionable insights into retention challenges, helping HR teams identify at-risk employee segments and develop targeted retention strategies.

🎯 Key Objectives

  • Analyze employee attrition rates across multiple dimensions
  • Identify high-risk departments and job roles
  • Understand demographic patterns in employee turnover
  • Provide data-driven recommendations for retention strategies
  • Visualize tenure and career progression patterns

📈 Key Metrics

  • Total Employees: 1,470
  • Attrition Count: 237 employees
  • Attrition Rate: 16.12%
  • Average Salary: $6,500
  • Average Tenure: 7 years

🔍 Dashboard Features

  • Executive summary cards displaying key metrics
  • Education field analysis
  • Job level distribution
  • Tenure trends over years
  • Job role attrition patterns
  • Marital status distribution
  • Gender-based attrition
  • Age group analysis
  • Job involvement levels
  • Attrition breakdown by department
  • Age range segmentation

📸 Screenshots

Dashboard - Page 1

Dashboard Page 1


Dashboard - Page 2

Dashboard Page 2


💡 Key Insights

Critical Findings

  1. High Entry-Level Attrition

    • 60% of attrition occurs at Job Level 1
    • First-year employees show highest turnover (59 employees)
  2. Departmental Challenges

    • R&D department: 133 employees (56% of total attrition)
    • Sales department: 92 employees (39% of total attrition)
  3. Demographic Patterns

    • Younger employees (18-25): Highest attrition rate (100 employees)
    • Male employees: 63% of total departures
    • Single employees: 50.6% of attrition
  4. Role-Specific Issues

    • Laboratory Technicians: 26.2% of attrition
    • Sales Executives: 24.1% of attrition
    • Research Scientists: 19.8% of attrition
  5. Education Background

    • Life Sciences: 89 employees leaving
    • Medical field: 63 employees leaving

🎯 Recommendations

Immediate Actions

  • Enhance first-year onboarding programs
  • Implement retention bonuses for entry-level positions
  • Review compensation for Laboratory Technicians and Sales roles
  • Conduct comprehensive exit interviews

Strategic Initiatives

  • Develop clear career progression frameworks
  • Create mentorship programs for new hires
  • Implement quarterly engagement surveys
  • Build specialized retention programs for technical roles

🛠️ Tools & Technologies

  • Power BI Desktop - Dashboard creation and data visualization
  • DAX - Data Analysis Expressions for calculations
  • Power Query - Data transformation and cleaning

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Power BI Desktop (latest version)
  • Basic understanding of HR metrics
  • Familiarity with data visualization concepts

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ziedidorsaf/IBM-HR-Analytics.git
  1. Open Power BI Desktop

  2. Open the .pbix file

  3. Refresh data connections if needed

  4. Explore the interactive dashboard

📊 Data Sources

The dashboard analyzes HR data including:

  • Employee demographics (age, gender, marital status)
  • Employment details (department, job role, tenure)
  • Education background
  • Salary information
  • Attrition status

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