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Executive Summary:
The report hereby provides predictive analytics and strategic direction to improve ratings on the LEAP app developed by Mi-Org since it has been given enough financial investment. Methods of analysis include the descriptive analysis along with predictive modelling through which different questions based on the analysis have been given. The calculations and the graphs, charts are shown throughout the reporting. The findings have been explained along with the reports and the strategic direction is also given for the evaluation part and the assessing part. The report finds the prospect of finding job through the LEAP app based on different categories of the users. The corresponding recommendations have been given for the education category to improve the rating of the app.
Introduction and Background:
Located in Boston, Massachusetts, Mi-ORG is the creative influence behind innovative products and services that change how client organizations do business. Mi-ORG has been serving various institutions for over 40 years and prides itself on consulting with client organizations to reduce expenses, promote growth, and enhance long- term organizational well-being. The company consistently works to expand its client base and currently serves companies in the US, Europe, and recently Asia.
Internally focused, Mi-ORG supports its employees with individualized attention and merit
based advancement. This is done through frequent performance reviews, long-term employment considerations, internal promotions, tuition reimbursement programs, and flexible work schedule options. Although this model has served the company well (and has built a widely recognized and dependable brand), the group has recently seen an increase in retirees and resignations with the shifting economy and growing consultant job market.
Descriptive Analytics Summary:
The first and foremost thing to know about the customer satisfaction is to know their involvement in the corresponding interviews and hence the first analysis actually prioritizes the fact from that perspective only. The visualization is given below.

From the table and the histogram attached here one can see that on an average a user has completed 6 interviews based on different perspectives. The mode from the summary statistics of 8 implies that most frequent number of interviews taken is 8. From the closeness of mean, median and mode one can surely assume that the number of people taking less interviews are almost same as that of the people taking a greater number of interviews. Now one more important thing to notice is the fact that on an average almost 9 is the length of service for the data users and the span of the ranges from 0-33 years. Length of service is quite skewed and it shows that most of the users have 8 years of service. Except these characteristic properties of the analytics of the things involved in the interviews one may be interested in some characteristics of the users as that will clarify the extent of the users involved here.

So, it is found that most of the users weigh around 157 pounds and this is almost symmetric distribution compared to the other two mentioned above. Since the user’s characteristics may also affect the rating of the app one can check some health issues.
A very interesting and better picture coming out from the graph is that a smaller number of users TBI and PTS. Which broadly implies that the app has not that bad effect on the health of the users which is really good news for the users as well as the company. When it comes to user involvement one should check the field or rather the category in which most of the users fall into. The summary is stated below.

From the chart it is quite revealing that the Junior NCO is the largest category as far as user category is concerned. A similar pie chart reveals that higher education category is quite not interested in the LEAP app, since most of their users...