Omitted variable bias examples
Your HR analytics colleague is excited about a statistically significant result they just found. The tests show that employees who were recently promoted are less likely to be fired in the following year. You suspect that the result might be affected by omitted variable bias. Which of these excluded variables does not fit the definition of omitted variable bias from the video?
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HR Analytics: Exploring Employee Data in R
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