Archived Insight | January 8, 2020

How to Use Compensation Survey Data: Segal Shares Insights

Myrna Hellerman, VP at Segal's Chicago office, talks to Chief Executive magazine about how companies should use compensation survey data in order to achieve the best results. Read her insights today!

 

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How to use compensation survey data

Myrna Hellerman speaks with Chief Executive magazine about how the data collected from compensation surveys can help companies with a variety of challenges. To successfully leverage this data, executives not only need to drill into the hard numbers, but also interpret the information collected in a way that's meaningful for their organization. 

"Survey users, particularly those who seek insights into private company pay, need to rely on both the 'science' and the 'art' of data analytics."

Read more of her insights in the linked story. 

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