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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2024 · 12 MIN

Robert Buckley, Chief People Architect at Enveda

from Built By People · host Dave D'Angelo

The Crucial Role of Data in HR: An Interview with Robert Buckley, Chief People Officer at Enveda Biosciences In this episode of the Built by People podcast, we are joined by Robert Buckley, Chief People Officer at Enveda Biosciences. Robert shares his career journey across various industries and emphasizes the importance of integrating math and data into HR practices. He discusses how data analytics can enhance decision-making in HR, drawing parallels to the data revolution in sports. Robert also provides practical advice on implementing data analytics in organizations, including hiring data experts, ensuring clean data, and leveraging tech tools like Domo. The episode concludes with Robert encouraging HR professionals to be bold and focused on desired outcomes rather than cutting costs. 00:00 Introduction to the Built by People Podcast 00:24 Rob Buckley's Career Journey 01:30 The Importance of Math in HR 03:17 Using Data and Analytics in HR 05:06 Hiring for Data Expertise in HR 07:14 Building a Strong Data Foundation 08:31 Recommended Tech Stacks for HR 10:06 Final Advice for HR Professionals 11:50 Conclusion and Farewell

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