ALL ABOUT EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
November 2022
An employee engagement survey is a tool used to measure the level of engagement, commitment, and satisfaction of employees within an organization. It typically includes a set of questions that measure various aspects of the employee experience, such as communication, recognition, development opportunities, and overall job satisfaction.
Determine the survey objectives: Clearly define the objectives of the survey and what information is needed to achieve them.
Select a survey tool: Choose a survey tool that best fits the organization's needs, whether it's a paper survey, an online survey, or a phone survey.
Design the survey questions: Create a list of questions that will provide the necessary information to achieve the survey objectives. The questions should be clear, concise, and easy to understand.
Pilot test the survey: Before distributing the survey to the entire workforce, it's important to pilot test it with a small group of employees to ensure that the questions are clear and easy to understand, and that the survey is working as intended.
Distribute the survey: Distribute the survey to the entire workforce, and ensure that all employees have the opportunity to participate.
Analyze the survey results: Once the survey has been completed, analyze the results to identify areas of strength and areas for improvement within the organization.
Communicate the results: Share the results of the survey with employees and leadership and communicate what actions will be taken to address any areas for improvement identified in the survey.
It's important to note that the survey should be anonymous, and the employees should be assured that their feedback will be used constructively and not against them. Additionally, survey should be conducted periodically to track progress and measure any improvements.