This Power BI dashboard provides a comprehensive, data-driven analysis of employee attrition, helping HR professionals identify key trends and factors that influence employee retention.
- Identify patterns and drivers of employee attrition
- Provide actionable insights to HR teams for reducing turnover
- Enhance employee experience through data-backed decisions
- Support workforce planning and long-term talent strategies
The dashboard offers insights into attrition based on several key parameters:
1️⃣ Attrition by Gender & Age – Analyzes the impact of gender and age on employee attrition
2️⃣ Attrition by Education – Investigates how educational qualifications influence employee retention
3️⃣ Attrition by Salary Slab – Examines the relationship between salary levels and employee attrition
4️⃣ Attrition by Job Role – Identifies which job roles are most affected by attrition
5️⃣ Attrition by Years at Company – Shows the patterns of attrition based on employee tenure
- Attrition Rate
- Total Attrition Count
- Average Age of Employees
- Average Salary
- Average Tenure
- Attrition by Role, Salary, Age, and Education
- Employees with salaries up to 5K show the highest attrition (163 cases)
- Age group 26–35 has the highest attrition (116 cases)
- Top roles affected: Laboratory Technicians (62), Sales Executives (57), Research Scientists (47)
- Highest attrition occurs within the first year of employment (66 cases)
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Salary Revisions
- Review compensation policies for employees earning below 5K
- Introduce performance-based increments to retain early-career talent
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Career Growth & Development
- Provide clear career paths and internal mobility, especially for roles with high attrition
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Onboarding & Engagement Programs
- Improve onboarding experiences to reduce first-year attrition
- Launch mentorship programs to help new hires integrate smoothly
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Targeted Retention Initiatives
- Focus on employees aged 26–35 with personalized development and wellness plans
- Conduct exit interviews to continuously learn and refine HR practices
- HR Managers can track attrition by department or role
- Executives can identify cost-saving opportunities through retention
- Talent Acquisition teams can refine hiring strategies based on historical attrition
- L&D teams can design training for high-risk roles
This project uses anonymized or synthetic HR data strictly for educational and analytical purposes. No real employee data has been used, ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations like GDPR.
- Cleaned missing and inconsistent values
- Created salary slabs for easier analysis
- Grouped ages into brackets (18–25, 26–35, etc.)
- Created calculated columns (e.g., Years at Company)
- Categorized education into key clusters
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HR_Attrition_Dashboard.pbixin Power BI Desktop - Interact with visuals using slicers (Department, Gender, Education, etc.)
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