One
of the most effective ways for getting feedback from employees is by
launching an internal online survey. This process has proven to be far
more effective in getting honest feedback results versus a face-to-face
conversation. This is because in many instances an employee will be more
hesitant to give their honest opinion about work related issues while
sitting in their manager or supervisor's office. Let's be honest, some
supervisors and managers can be pretty intimidating. It for this reasons
that many companies today have started launching internet based
employee feedback surveys. Although there are many survey platforms out
there, a large number of companies seem to prefer Survey Monkey.
The
type of questions included on an employee feedback survey can vary based
on company type, office size and industry. In order for the survey to
be effective and generate good results, it must include the right
questions and ample designated space for the employee to fully express
their views and opinions. If the survey is being designed for employees
at an advertising agency, then some of the questions should include
opinions about how client campaigns are developed and also how the
agency goes after new business. These two areas which are very critical
to the overall success of any advertising agency.
On
the other hand, if the survey is being designed for employees who work
in a manufacturing and warehouse environment, then some of the questions
should include suggestions about how to increase productivity and also a
section for employees to give their views about workplace safety.
When
it comes to designing employee feedback surveys for company executives,
it is very important to include a section where they can give opinions
about the company's business model, financial status and current
marketing practices.
In
addition, all employee feedback surveys should include a section where
employees can give their opinions about company benefits, working hours,
yearly salaries and promotion opportunities.
It
is also very important for the survey to be designed in such a way that
all responses are anonymous. If not, you will most likely not get a lot
of honest information or survey participants. This is because an
employee might fear retribution if any negative comments they make about
their job or the company can be traced back to them. So if you launch a
survey that does not provide anonymity for the employee, then all you
will receive are comments that the employee thinks the company and their
supervisor wants to hear.
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