Across
- 1. Tools used by the CPO to gain insights into the workforce
- 3. Home for books
- 6. To contemplate or ponder
- 8. Idea that has been thoroughly thought through
- 11. New year's commitment; usually broken within a month
- 13. An outline / guideline used for consistency
- 18. The gift that keeps on giving
- 20. Leadership type that involves tossing democracy aside
- 22. To take stock of
- 23. Gentle reminder or redirect
- 24. A partially completed report next to an open window (2 words)
- 26. Getting lost in the <blank> ; flustered or disorganized
- 29. Snails pace tactic for actively inducing understanding, goodwill and advantage (3 words)
- 31. People and time are examples of these, and there are never enough
- 32. What happens when you "put a ring on it"
- 33. Putting the final touches on something
- 34. What happens when #27 is successful
- 35. The clients first stop for requesting data
- 36. Sun rise opposite
- 38. Seasoned meat and spices, often encased in animal by-products
- 39. Something that brings the proceedings to a halt (2 words)
- 40. What you gain with accurate, reliable data - with 36
Down
- 2. Something we choose not to die on
- 4. A technical term sometimes used to describe the capacity in which to achieve something
- 5. Workforce Analytics & <blank>
- 7. Formal conversation between colleagues in the workplace.
- 9. Miriam Webster's or Oxford
- 10. The narrative told by communicating with numerically designed visualisations
- 12. The act of moving an entity, intact, to a different location (3 words)
- 14. An assignment with defined start and end dates, purpose and goal
- 15. information acquired from analyzing data
- 16. <blanks> of work; grouped tasks
- 17. Electrical path where electrons flow
- 19. Carpenter's holy grail
- 21. What you gain with accurate, reliable data - with 35
- 25. Another name for HR200
- 27. Reoccurring meetings often very brief in nature (2 words)
- 28. Brining everyone to the same page (2 words)
- 30. The process of re-entering the workforce after a lengthy break
- 37. Unclear projects or ideas that have no form
