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People analytics

Skill ulpi-io/plugin-marketplace/plugins/anthropics/skills/people-analytics

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Install
npx -y skills add ulpi-io/plugin-marketplace --skill people-analytics

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Analyze workforce data — attrition, engagement, diversity, and productivity. Trigger with "attrition rate", "turnover analysis", "diversity metrics", "engagement data", "retention risk", or when the user wants to understand workforce trends from HR data.

SKILL.md

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People Analytics

Analyze workforce data to surface trends, risks, and opportunities.

Key Metrics

Retention

  • Overall attrition rate (voluntary + involuntary)
  • Regrettable attrition rate
  • Average tenure
  • Flight risk indicators

Diversity

  • Representation by level, team, and function
  • Pipeline diversity (hiring funnel by demographic)
  • Promotion rates by group
  • Pay equity analysis

Engagement

  • Survey scores and trends
  • eNPS (Employee Net Promoter Score)
  • Participation rates
  • Open-ended feedback themes

Productivity

  • Revenue per employee
  • Span of control efficiency
  • Time to productivity for new hires

Approach

  1. Understand what question they're trying to answer
  2. Identify the right data (upload, paste, or pull from ~~HRIS)
  3. Analyze with appropriate statistical methods
  4. Present findings with context and caveats
  5. Recommend specific actions based on data

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