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Tandehill Human Capital

Achieving Engagement and Performance Through Clarity and Purpose
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We Are

Practical

We aim toward simple, workable solutions, not over-complicated masterpieces
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Creative

We develop a variety of creative alternatives before deriving a solution
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Responsive

We respond to your contacts within one business day, every time

Our Company

Tandehill Human Capital is a Chicago-based compensation and pay-for-performance consulting firm. We’re dedicated to creating programs, processes and tools to maximize your ROI in people and payroll.

Our consultants have more than 20 years of consulting experience, working with companies such as Toyota Motor North America, Toyota Financial Services, Toyota Industries (TICO), Kaiser Permanente, WestEd, Best Friends Animal Society, Tulane University, American Airlines, Festival Foods, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital, Ace Hardware, Goodrich, Baylor Scott & White Health and the United States Mint.

Tandehill Mission

Improve your business performance by:

1) Increasing your return on investment in employee pay
2) Providing employees with a sense of purpose in their work

our services

COMPENSATION PHILOSOPHY & STRATEGY

Ensure pay programs affordably drive the behaviors and skills that support the success of the business.

BASE PAY

Connect base pay opportunities to the skills, knowledge and accountability that the organization requires.

INCENTIVE PAY

Create a focus on short-term business achievements by rewarding employees for their role in success.

What We Are Reading Now

“The Roots of the Great Resignation Stretch Back a Decade”, Says Wharton’s Adam Grant. “The pandemic just poured gasoline on a trend that had been slowly building for years.” (inc.)
Dr. Jill Perry-Smith asks: “You’ve Built a Racially Diverse Team. But Have You Built an Inclusive Culture” (Harvard Business Review)
Start developing the employment value proposition by asking the central question, “What would we say or do to attract and retain people if we had to pay 20 percent below market?” (Tandehill/WorldatWork)

We believe pay should provide employees with a fair return on their investment of time, skills and energy, but ideally, it should not provide them with the fundamental reason they come to work each day.