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Prepare a quarterly people review for the business leader I support

Turns your client group's HR data into a concise quarterly review with insights, risks, and recommended actions for the leader.

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The prompt

Help me prepare a quarterly people review for the business leader I support as their HR business partner. Business unit and leader: [DETAILS - what they care about] Business priorities this year: [GOALS] People data for the quarter: [PASTE - headcount, hires, exits (regrettable vs. not), open roles, time to fill, absence, engagement scores, promotions, internal moves, diversity by level if tracked] Prior quarter or same quarter last year: [COMPARISON DATA] Qualitative signals: [e.g. manager concerns, ER cases trend, survey comments] Produce: 1. Headline summary - 3-5 bullets the leader can read in 30 seconds. 2. Metrics table - metric, this quarter, prior, change, status (on track / watch / act). Show formulas used (e.g. annualized turnover). 3. What's driving it - interpretation tied to their business priorities, clearly labeled as hypotheses where data is thin. 4. Top 3 people risks - e.g. key-person dependency, team with rising exits, hiring delays blocking a launch. 5. Recommended actions - owner, timing, and the decision I need from the leader. 6. Agenda for a 45-minute review meeting. Rules: do not invent or estimate numbers I didn't give you - mark gaps as [DATA NEEDED]. Suppress any breakdown with fewer than 5 people to protect privacy.

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS - what they care about
  • GOALS
  • COMPARISON DATA
  • e.g. manager concerns, ER cases trend, survey comments
  • DATA NEEDED

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