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Segun Akiode Courses
HR Analytics: How To Create An HR Dashboard Using Excel
4.4 (2,568 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 48 mins- 2024
$34.99
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HR Analytics Using Excel For Beginners
4.3 (386 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 2.6h
- 2024
$49.99
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Most Recent Review
So far, this is actually a good refresher for me regarding HR Fundamentals.
- Review by Diondra Houston on Human Resources For Beginners
Instructor Bio
Segun is a Global HR Leader & Rewards Specialist who brings a unique blend of technical depth and people-centric leadership. His passion is simplifying Human Resources concepts, HR Data Analytics and Total Rewards, making strategy actionable for both organizations and professionals.
He is a born teacher, a Chemical Engineer by education. He has over 15 years work experience across multiple industries and geographies.
As an educator, he impacts over 25,000 students on Udemy and 20,000+ subscribers on YouTube, where he shares practical HR insights, total rewards strategies, and HR data analytics tools that help HR professionals thrive in today’s evolving workplace.
Guided by his mantra to die empty—leaving meaningful footprints on the sands of history, he remains committed to personal growth, knowledge sharing, and building a legacy of impact. Humbly, I describe myself as “a work in progress.”
