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In the product: Decision Lab

Answer · Attrition in Salesanswered

Attrition in Sales rose 2.8 points this quarter, most of it in two teams paid below their band.

14.6%Attrition · Q3
+2.8 ptsAgainst Q2
31Leavers
OverviewBy teamDriversHow it was worked out

Voluntary attrition by team · Q3

19.20%17.40%12.10%9.60%
How we got this →Sample data
What it does

AI analyst, part by part.

  • 01

    A plan before the answer

    A broad question becomes a plan of parts, each worked out and checked before the answer is written.

  • 02

    The answer first

    The point, its figures and what to do come first; the sections follow, one tab each.

  • 03

    Checked figures

    Every figure in an answer is checked against what the tools returned for that question; a sentence with a figure that fails the check is taken out.

  • 04

    Written for you

    Set your persona — role, goal, tone and depth. It changes the wording, never the figures.

How it works

Ask, Plan, Work, Answer.

  1. Step 1

    Ask

    In plain English, about any part of your workforce.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    The question is split into the parts it needs.

  3. Step 3

    Work

    Each part runs on the graph, the KPIs or a model.

  4. Step 4

    Answer

    The point first, then the evidence, with the working attached.

Anatomy of an answer

What every answer gives you

PartWhat it is
Headline
The answer in one sentence.
Figures
The few numbers that carry it, each with its unit and period.
What to do
The actions the figures point to.
Sections
The parts of the analysis, each in its own tab with its table and charts.
How it was worked out
The plan's parts and what the answer assumes.
How we got this
The query and records behind every chart.
Ask it

Questions it answers, in your words.

  • “Why is attrition in Sales higher than last year?”
  • “Compare time to fill by department for the last four quarters.”
  • “Where is pay most uneven within the same grade?”

Your next people decision, with the why attached.

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