People Risk Studio

HR Attrition Analytics
Executive HR Decision Cockpit

Attrition risk, workforce health, and retention economics in one view.

This version uses a completely different light SaaS layout and color system: glass top navigation, bento analytics cards, brighter risk coding, and a boardroom-style narrative flow for the IBM HR Employee Attrition dataset.

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Risk Drivers

Click department or role bars to filter the entire dashboard.

Interactive drilldown

Attrition rate by department

Compares workforce size, exit count, and attrition pressure.

Top risk segments

Highest attrition pockets requiring action.

Overtime risk premium

Attrition rate split by overtime status.

Job role risk leaderboard

Role-level attrition rate with employee volume context.

Workforce Composition

Understand where the employee base sits by department, age, tenure, travel, and distance signals.

Department mix

Share of total employee population.

Age band attrition

Early-career cohorts show higher movement.

Tenure band attrition

Highest churn usually appears in first years.

Business travel impact

Attrition by travel frequency.

Education field risk table

Ranked by attrition rate.

Compensation Lens

Income, job level, and attrition economics.

Age vs monthly income

Each dot is an employee sample. Coral dots represent attrition cases.

Job level: income vs attrition

Lower levels carry different retention economics.

Income band attrition

Risk by compensation tier.

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Compensation insightAttrition is not only a pay issue. Pay bands interact with tenure, role type, overtime, and satisfaction. Use this view to separate affordability from engagement risk.
Management lensPrioritize roles where attrition rate and employee volume are both high. Small high-risk groups matter, but large moderate-risk groups can create more total exits.

Engagement & Experience

Satisfaction and work-life indicators connected to retention risk.

Job satisfaction

Attrition by satisfaction score.

Work-life balance

Attrition by work-life score.

Marital status

Population mix and attrition exposure.

Action Plan

Executive-ready interventions based on the dashboard risk signals.

Retention intervention matrix

Prioritized segments, expected drivers, and recommended actions.