How often is your organization conducting employee experience surveys? What platform/tools do you use?

LeadershipRelationship Management

More frequently than quarterly11%

Quarterly 22%

Annually 47%

Less frequently than annually18%

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Global Talent Program Manager in Consumer Goods4 months ago

We conduct an annual employee engagement survey and also partner with Great Place to Work to conduct their survey (based on their trust model) annually. We use Glint as our engagement platform.

Senior HRBP6 months ago

We use Quantum for our annual employee engagement survey. 

HR Manager in Bankinga year ago

We send out short surveys to selected staff every two weeks. This helps us keep tabs on employee sentiment around different topics on a regular basis. 

HR Managera year ago

We run surveys every six months

Director of People Operations, People + Culture Strategist2 years ago

We run NPS/pulse surveys monthly and more thorough engagement surveys on a quarterly basis using Culture Amp. 

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