PEOPLE ANALYTICS

Evidence based decision making
to help people and organizations thrive.

ABOUT WHARTON PEOPLE ANALYTICS

We use data to advance how organizations make decisions about people,
and help leaders operate based on evidence rather than intuition.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
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Thanks to the generous support of the Larry & Celia Moh Foundation, we are thrilled to announce the Moh Foundation Applied Insights Lab, a dynamic hub bringing students, researchers, and organizations together to advance the practice of people analytics.

THE CONFERENCE

As we plan for the seventh year of the conference, we continue our tradition of bringing together thought leaders, innovators, and expert practitioners – on the stage and off – to shape the future of people analytics. It is the result of highly collaborative work by our extraordinary student team and Wharton People Analytics’ faculty and staff.

WE’RE HIRING!

Interested in shaping the future of people analytics?

OPEN POSITIONS

LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Advancing the practice of people analytics is as important to us as our research. We are continuing to create new educational opportunities for those working in the field, as well as those who would like to enter it.

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Check out our Wharton People Analytics content feed for everything from academic papers and popular press articles to full conference videos and radio shows from Wharton People Analytics’ faculty, staff and friends.

  • DOES DIVERSITY TRAINING WORK THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO?

    Edward H. Chang, Katherine L. Milkman, Laura J. Zarrow, Kasandra Brabaw, Dena M. Gromet, Reb Rebele, Cade Massey, Angela L. Duckworth, and Adam Grant | Harvard Business Review

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  • WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT 'THE GIVING TREE'

    Adam Grant and Allison Sweet Grant | The New York Times

    Kids — and parents — need to understand that there’s a big difference between selflessness and generosity. Like many new parents, when our first child was born, we were delighted to receive gift boxes of tiny pajama sets, monogrammed baby blankets, and lots and lots of children’s books. We received seven copies of “Goodnight Moon” alone. By the time our second and third children arrived, we were proud owners of multiple copies of “The Giving Tree.” The Shel Silverstein book is a classic...

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