Roger
@foreverlearning  Reputation - 15 Rank - Aluminum
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Per instructions I provided my boss with the 80/20 rule of days for salary and hourly employees the time it takes for them to get hired in the system until their first day. hourly 80% was 8 days and salary it was like 7 days. She said it was not enough. Any ideas on what should be added to an anlysis? Yes, I asked her and got crickets
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Chris Seider
@cseider Reputation - 3122 Rank - Titanium
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Provide a basic diagram like a histogram showing the spread of the data. Means mean nothing without context.
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Mike Carnell
@Mike-Carnell Reputation - 3209 Rank - Titanium
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@foreverlearning I don’t understand what you are doing. Normally you start out with 2 questions – 1. What do you want to know 2. How do you want to see it.
It looks a lot more like you are giving her answers and she is saying “that wasn’t the question.”
Anytine we have done hiring projects 7-8 days is definately the best I have ever seen. If she can’t figure out the question get some data on what is typical for your area and maybe do a hypothesis test to a target. Maybe that was the question.
Just my opinion.
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Prabhu V
@prabhuvspj Reputation - 515 Rank - Copper
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Hi,
From my understanding the Pareto principle 80:20 rule applied here can be misleading your study if the 20% of part representing extreme more days (since it may be a hidden cost to the management).
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This reply was modified 315 days ago by Prabhu V.
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