Alignment and employee engagement staff survey reveals your organisation’s performance level
Would you say your organisation and employees are driven? Or are they passionate? Better still are they both, what we would define as high performing?
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Just like managing any other project, a staff survey has many components that need to be considered.
If you’ve chosen to run your staff survey externally, before working with your survey provider it’s best to be clear on the areas that can impact the project itself and the timeline.
Some of these include:
There are three main phases of a staff survey listed below including the typical timeframes.
Pre-staff survey phase: 3-4 weeks
This phase begins with a survey planning and requirements gathering meeting. It also includes all pre-survey communication to advertise the upcoming staff survey.
Survey phase: 2-3 weeks
Throughout this phase, your survey project manager will work closely with your organisation to provide updates on participation rates. If participation is low, action will be taken to improve response which may include keeping the staff survey open for longer.
Post-staff survey phase: 3-4 weeks
This is the number crunching stage where your staff survey responses are analysed and benchmarked (if applicable) and a results report is compiled. This report is usually available within three weeks after the staff survey is closed. To help you interpret and understand your survey results, your project manager will provide a debrief to your nominated management team.Download our project timeline template for your next staff survey
Download our project timeline template for your next staff survey.
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