I used a dataset from Kaggle to explore factors that lead to employee attrition.
The aim of visualizing the data was to;
- Identify departments with higher attrition rates to help address any underlying issues
- To analyze the distribution of employees across various age-groups
- To measure employee satisfaction levels
- Help HR department to understand the attrition patterns based on gender to help identify gender disparities and implement targeted attrition strategies.
- Analyze attrition based on education fields
The data cleaning and transformation was done in Excel using advanced power query editor and Power Bi transform. Excel PowerBi
- Used Nested IF function
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- Adding conditional columns
- Using Dax to add new measures
Data analysis and visualization revealed;
- Research and Development department had the highest attrition, followed by Sales and Human Resource respectively.
- 25-34 and 35-44 age groups had the highest number of employees who were leaving the company and most of them were men.
- Sales Executives had the highest level of satisfaction, followed by Research Scientists and laboratory technicians.
- In terms of education level, employees with a bachelor degree had the highest attrition rate.
- Investigate underlying reasons for high attrition in R&D
- Provide mentorship or leadership programs for younger employees.
- Implement initiatives to improve employee well-being and engagement.
- Recognize and reward high-performing employees.
- Implement flexible work arrangements to support work-life balance for all employees.
- Create a culture of open communication and feedback within the company.
Datasource https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/pavansubhasht/ibm-hr-analytics-attrition-dataset/data