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ReportWhy 2027 is the Year Your Talent Programs Have to Prove Themselves
Why do talent programs stall? 81 senior HR leaders at enterprise organizations weigh in on manager follow-through, tooling, and tracking. Get the report.
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Contact Dr. DerlerDr. Andrea Derler
Dr. Andrea Derler is the Principal, Research and Customer Value at Visier, an organizational researcher, and previously, a human capital analyst. She has a background in management research, human science, and human capital consulting. At Visier, Andrea leads research efforts and helps produce data-based, practice-oriented, and actionable insights for business and HR leaders.
Latest from Dr. Andrea Derler
Layoff Boomerangs: Pay Attention To This $19M Mistake
Visier’s analysis of 2.4 million employees across 142 enterprise organizations shows that hiring layoff boomerangs -rehiring the same people previously let go—cost the finance industry alone an estimated $19 million in 2024. Discover which employees are most likely to get rehired, why high performers and managers keep getting cut, and how to build strategies that avoid this costly cycle.
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What 3.6 Million Employee Records Reveal About Workforce Transformation
Visier's new research reveals how AI is reshuffling workforce composition—and why most organizations won't see the shift until it's too late.
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The Employee Perspective on AI's Impact in Software Development: What's Really Changing
The headlines say AI is eliminating software jobs. Visier's analysis of 3.6 million employee records—paired with employee interviews— tells a different story: roles are despecializing and reorganizing, and the real costs (mentorship, team cohesion, skill atrophy) don't show up in headcount data at all.
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Contact Paul RubensteinPaul Rubenstein
Paul Rubenstein is Chief Evangelist & Talent Strategist at Visier, where he partners with CHROs and senior executives to connect talent strategy to business outcomes. With 20+ years across consulting and executive roles — including CPO and CCO at Visier — his mission is simple: unlock the untapped potential of HR and make work better.
Latest from Paul Rubenstein
Design, Plan, Operate: The New Model for Better People Decisions
AI is reshaping the world of work faster than traditional workforce planning cycles can absorb. Here, Paul Rubenstein, Visier’s Chief Evangelist, outlines a new HR operating model centered on: Design, Plan, and Operate. He makes the case for workforce intelligence to turn discrete HR processes into a coherent, real-time people strategy.
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The CHRO's AI Framework: 3 Curves Every HR Leader Must Track
A framework for CHROs to measure AI-driven workforce transformation through three strategic curves: the efficient frontier of human-agent mix, the ROI on investment, and the humanity index.
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Beyond the HR Dashboard: What People Analytics Looks Like When It Works
Why the traditional dashboard model creates an impact gap between business leaders and people analytics teams—and what successful organizations do differently.
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