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4Cs Blog: Happy Employees = Happy Customers(Showing all posts labeled Employee Surveys)Employee Engagement: The Top 10 Strategies for 2022Employee engagement is an critically important matter for most companies, yet not enough HR departments realize its potential for business success. If your employees are engaged, they are more satisfied with their jobs, more productive, and more loyal to you. It stands to reason, then, that they will treat your customers better and that will impact your bottom line. Additionally, by increasing employee engagement, you can reduce absenteeism and increase employee retention. With that in mind, here are the best strategies for increasing employee engagement in 2022.
Steps in Conducting Employee SurveysIf you're planning an employee survey, here are the steps you need to take to get the most from the survey. In this article, you'll learn how to develop a survey plan, develop survey questions, and secure leadership buy-in. After that, you can proceed to data analysis. The next step is to determine the importance of the results. To do this, you'll need to determine how to communicate them. Read full postSimple Ways to Predict and Increase Employee Satisfaction and PerformanceIt’s often said that a business is only as successful as its people. Along with employee retention, improving engagement and productivity in the workplace is now a priority for many companies, helping to ensure growth and success in the long term. But as the nature of our jobs and work environments changes, financial compensation alone won’t be enough to increase happiness and motivation. Now, businesses need to find new ways of improving employee satisfaction and performance, and here are some of the best methods for achieving just that: Read full post5 Ways the Cloud Improves Employee SatisfactionYour work environment and all of its processes are constantly evolving depending on your industry and emerging innovations. For a few years now, cloud computing has been at the forefront of all those changes, allowing businesses to adapt more quickly and to help their employees thrive. Cloud tech is known for its flexibility, reliability, and ever-growing security. Naturally, brands of all shapes and sizes are doing their best to maximize its use across the board. However, most companies don’t see beyond the perks that aid the processes themselves, so they delay introducing newer solutions or more advanced tools and protocols. In reality, the cloud primarily benefits the people that use it every day: your employees. The crucial element here is that it’s not enough to just have some cloud solution available, but to actually put it to use properly and strategically.
Understanding the impact cloud technology can have on your teams might serve as the perfect inspiration for implementing more versatile cloud-based options. Here, we’ll tackle a few of the most notable benefits you can expect your employees to experience as soon as you start using your cloud solution to its full potential.
5 Reasons Why DIY Employee Surveys Are Bad PracticeI recently came across an article on Vox.com with an intriguing headline. Jeff Bezos says 94% of Amazon workers would recommend their job to a friend.Bullshit, I thought. In over 20 years of surveying employees on their job satisfaction we have never, ever encountered a score anywhere close to that high for that particular question. How on earth could Amazon then? Turns out it's not so rosy as it might appear. The number comes from an internal survey of employees, and Amazon, like many companies these days have decided to conduct the survey themselves in-house. The article goes on to explain it:
There's a simple explanantion why Amazon employees have concerns. If this survey is being conducted by in-house HR, then it's not anonymous. And if workers believe they are being tracked and their responses are monitored by HR they simply will not be honest. As I wrote in a LinkedIn post a few years ago, anonymity is critical for the success of any kind of employee feedback system. That's still true today, even with the proliferation of DIY survey tools out there, using a trusted 3rd party to conduct your employee survey is the only way to guarantee that you are getting accurate data. Read full post The 4Cs Action Planning Workbook: How to Turn Your Employee Survey Results Into Lasting Change"SOCQ" It to Your Action Planning
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AboutInsightlink Communications are experts in employee survey design, data collection and analysis. Since 2001 we've helped companies of all sizes measure and improve their employee satisfaction and engagement.4Cs Blog Home Recent Posts
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