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HR Analytics Dashboard — Power BI

Business Problem

Employee attrition is one of the most costly HR challenges. This dashboard helps HR teams identify which employees are at risk of leaving and why, enabling proactive retention strategies.

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HR Analytics Dashboard

Open the PDF above to view the full dashboard

Key Insights

  • Overall attrition rate: 16.1% across the organisation
  • Age group 26–35 showed the highest attrition — nearly 3x the company average
  • Sales department had the highest turnover rate at ~20%
  • Employees with low job satisfaction scores were significantly more likely to leave
  • Overtime workers showed 2x higher attrition than non-overtime employees

Business Questions Answered

  1. Which department has the highest attrition rate?
  2. What age group is most at risk of leaving?
  3. Does overtime work correlate with higher attrition?
  4. How does job satisfaction affect employee retention?
  5. What is the overall headcount and attrition trend?

Tools & Techniques

Tool Usage
Power BI Desktop Dashboard design, visuals, slicers
DAX Calculated measures, attrition rate formula
Power Query Data cleaning and transformation
Excel / CSV Source data

Dataset

IBM HR Analytics Employee Attrition Dataset — HR_Analytics.csv (included)

How to Use

  1. Download Hr Analytics Dashboard pdf.pdf to view the dashboard
  2. Or open the source data HR_Analytics.csv to explore the raw data

Author

Mehul Prajapati — BTech CSE, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Awadh University (2026) LinkedIn Portfolio


Power BI DAX HR Analytics Data Visualization Attrition Analysis

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Power BI dashboard analyzing employee attrition — identifies high-risk departments, age groups, and overtime patterns using HR dataset

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