Clean Dashboard UI with Charts

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, plain flat dashboard-UI screenshot. Minimal chrome, white field, thin grey rules, no shadows. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] Edge-to-edge screenshot, no device frame, no top bar. The canvas is a simple two-row grid with even gutters and hairline separators. Upper row, left to right: a cluster of four small white stat tiles arranged two-by-two, each with a tiny title, a kebab dot pair at its top-right and one big dark number or price; then a tall white panel containing a single large two-slice pie chart with two leader lines; then a wide white panel holding a horizontal bar chart with a category list down its left edge and a baseline scale. Lower row: a wide white panel with a grouped stacked column chart of about six category groups plus a small legend and a location row; and a second wide white panel with a horizontal bar chart of five banded rows with long axis labels. Everything is separated by light grey rules with plenty of white space. [Subject] None — UI only. [Headline] All copy is small grey sentence-case tile titles and labels, except the four stat values, which are very large and light-weight dark figures. Each panel's chart title sits at its top-left in small grey caps, describing employee counts, ages, gender split, average pay, turnover rate, new employees by location and salary groupings. Render all wording as neutral placeholder copy in the same positions, sizes and weights. [Badges] None — the only marks are tiny three-dot kebab glyphs at the top-right corner of each panel. [Mood] Essentially white with dark-grey type and a single teal accent repeated across every chart. Quiet, plain, wireframe-clean; the big numbers in the four tiles are the only thing that reads at thumbnail scale.