Culture/Engagement Survey Overview
Welcome! Thank you for taking the time to investigate the Business Improvement LLC Culture and Engagement Survey! The purpose of the survey is to give your company valuable feedback about how its employees think/feel about their jobs, their managers, and overall company cultural health. I hope you’ll get clarity on how the survey works and become comfortable enough that you’re willing to sign up and have your team participate. If you have additional questions after you review the information here, please send them to me via email at ddiamond@bizimprovement.com and I’ll make sure to get you the answers that you need.
Overview of the Culture and Engagement Survey by Business Improvement.
Quick Overview:
To give you the most important details first, here’s a bullet point summary of the most important details:
There is no cost to do the survey.
The survey is completely anonymous - no individual answers are ever shared.
You invite your team members directly - we send you a link to the survey to send to your team.
The survey asks your team the following:
To agree or disagree with about 50 statements about their jobs, their manager, and the company culture. Each question has an optional comment section.
5 optional open-ended questions.
The survey takes people about 15 minutes to complete.
Your team’s answers are summarized and crafted into a comprehensive report that’s sent to the CEO.
To give you a broader context, your team’s data will be compared to other companies of your size and to all the companies that have taken the survey over the last several years. This gives you get a sense of how your team assesses their jobs, their managers, and the company culture compared to other companies.
Why I host this Survey
I have a core belief that great companies have strong relationships with their clients, employees, and shareholders, simultaneously. I’m passionate about helping companies become great no matter their size. This culture and engagement survey allows teams of all sizes to measure their relationship with their staff. Further, I believe that for people-centric businesses (where interactions and relationships between your staff and your clients are essential), your client satisfaction will be proportional to your staff engagement. Therefore, employee engagement and company culture become critical to business success, and a great place to start if you are trying to improve your relationships with either your clients or staff.
How it helps
After taking this survey, the reports are designed to help your team engage in healthy discussions to generate ideas you can put into action. Culture and engagement are squishy – hard to measure and quantify. However, focused attention on making culture and engagement better with real collaboration between leaders and staff does make real and often lasting improvement possible. My hope is that this survey becomes a catalyst for growth and improvement in the companies that participate.
The Summary Report compares your company to all the companies who have participated in the survey over the last several years. The columns show the following information: