Network analysis is a technique that can be used to study relationships among people. It’s used in many fields, including marketing, social sciences, and biology. I’ve always been interested in the ways that network analysis can help us understand human behavior, so when I discovered how much it relates to human resources (HR), I was very excited! After all, HR is all about understanding people’s relationships with each other—and understanding how these relationships affect outcomes like employee engagement or turnover rates would be hugely useful for anyone working in this field. As an HR professional myself and someone who loves learning about both technology and psychology (two things that are often at odds with one another), I thought it would be fun to explore this topic further by interviewing experts on both sides of the equation: tech pros who have helped build tools using network analysis techniques as well as psychologists who specialize in studying networks themselves.”

What Is Network Analysis?

Network analysis is a way to study relationships between people. It can be used to understand how people are connected, and how they interact. In this section, we will look at how network analysis can be used to predict the outcome of an event, or even understand how knowledge is shared within a group of individuals.

What Does Network Analysis Teach Us About Human Resources?

Network analysis is a tool to understand the relationships between people in a company. It can help you understand how people influence each other, and it can help you understand how to manage your team.

Network analysis also has applications outside of human resources, such as marketing or sales. For example, if you want to sell more cars then one way would be by understanding who sells more cars and what they do differently …