After the employee engagement survey results are calculated, gather your team and talk about the results. What ideas does the team have for improving the lowest items? What items are most important to them? After you’ve recorded their priorities, develop an action plan to present to the team. When leaders are transparent with their action plans, teams know their leader is committed to increasing their engagement levels.
From Employee Engagement Surveys to Action
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Relate Don’t Compare
Casey Kuktelionis, , 0
Look across industries for benchmark data. Some of the greatest innovations and successes are inspired by businesses doing completely...
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Stay Organized with Plus/Delta
Casey Kuktelionis, , 0
The plus/delta tool is an effective way to keep feedback organized. As electronic file sharing continues to be a...
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Check in with Stakeholders
Casey Kuktelionis, , 0
Schedule time each quarter to connect with a few external stakeholders. Ask for feedback and perceptions about the organization’s...
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Lower Your Talking Time
Erica Callaway Karr, , 0
Value your listening and reading time at roughly 10 times your talking time on the road to continuous learning...
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From Strategy to Action
Casey Kuktelionis, , 0
Are the organization’s broad goals converted into measurable annual goals? What actions are necessary to accomplish those annual goals?...
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An Organizational Scorecard
Erica Callaway Karr, , 0
A COMMUNICATION & WORKING TOOL When used as a communication tool, the scorecard clearly and concisely provides the most...
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Measure to Provide Unmistakable Value
Casey Kuktelionis, , 0
To illustrate to teams the value of their service, it’s critical to measure progress, gather feedback and share that...