Behavioural Data refers to information that tracks and measures how employees or candidates act and interact in workplace situations. This includes patterns of performance, communication styles, decision-making approaches, attendance records, collaboration habits, and responses to various work scenarios. The data provides insights into actual workplace behaviours rather than just stated preferences or qualifications.
Looking at when people are most productive, what tools they use most, or how teams work best together. This helps make better workplace decisions.
Remember: Behavioural data is powerful, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. Use it to help people work better, not to police them.