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In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by my guest Hallie Bregman, Head of People Analytics at PTC

Episode highlights

• A look at Hallie's coding background

• How working across functions helped her thrive in analytics

• Hallie's experience starting a new role and ultimately being let go due to the pandemic

• How the role at PTC came at the perfect time for Hallie

• What it was like being on-boarded virtually?

• A brief look at PTC and their services

• The opportunity to build a people analytics function from scratch

• Advice for companies starting their own analytics function

• A brief look at Visier and why Hallie recommends it

• The common mistakes companies make when building an analytics function

• Tracking internal transfers with analytics

• Thoughts on first hires for analytics function

• How do you build a foundation while working on business objectives

• How Hallie's passion for diversity and inclusion translated to the business

• Are businesses doing a good job of harnessing untapped talent?

• Parting advice for you

Recommended Resources
💻 Follow Hallie on LinkedIn
🌍 Lean more about PTC

Thanks to our friends at Avature for supporting the show

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