Question: Transition Probabilities (2014 - 2015) Current (2016) Job Category Level SF SP ASM RSM Exit No. of Employees Sales, Full-time (SF) 1 .50 .10 .05
| Transition Probabilities | |||||||
| (2014 - 2015) | Current (2016) | ||||||
| Job Category | Level | SF | SP | ASM | RSM | Exit | No. of Employees |
| Sales, Full-time (SF) | 1 | .50 | .10 | .05 | .00 | .35 | 500 |
| Sales, Part-time (SP) | 1 | .05 | .60 | .10 | .00 | .25 | 150 |
| Asst. Sales Mgr. (ASM) | 2 | .05 | .00 | .80 | .10 | .05 | 50 |
| Regional Sales Mgr. (RSM) | 3 | .00 | .00 | .00 | .70 | .30 | 30 |
Sales
Job Stability
Promotion Paths
Promotion rates
Transfer paths
Transfer Rates
Demotion paths
Demotion Rates
Turnover rates
Full-time sales
Job Stability
Promotion Paths
Promotion rates
Transfer paths
Transfer Rates
Demotion paths
Demotion Rates
Turnover rates
Part-time Sales
Job Stability
Promotion Paths
Promotion rates
Transfer paths
Transfer Rates
Demotion paths
Demotion Rates
Turnover rates
Assistant Sales Manager
Job Stability
Promotion Paths
Promotion rates
Transfer paths
Transfer Rates
Demotion paths
Demotion Rates
Turnover rates
Regional Sales Manager
Job Stability
Promotion Paths
Promotion rates
Transfer paths
Transfer Rates
Demotion paths
Demotion Rates
Turnover rates
Using the data provided, post a response describing the internal labor market of the company in terms of job stability (staying in the same job), promotion paths and rates, transfer paths and rates, demotion paths and rates, and turnover (exit) rates for each job category. Each job category -- Sales, Full-time (SF), Sales, Part-time (SP), Assistant Sales Manager (ASM), and Regional Sales Manager (RSM) -- should have five (5) data analysis responses.
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