Hi,
I want to conduct an employee satisfaction survey in our company. The main aim is to find the reason for the increasing attrition rate in my company. It's an IT company with 50 employees. Despite giving good hikes during appraisals due to the growth in the market, the attrition rate is still increasing. Therefore, my management wants to identify the reasons behind this trend so that the issues can be resolved.
Please assist me in creating an employee satisfaction survey for the aforementioned purpose.
Thanks
From India, Gurgaon
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2I want to conduct an employee satisfaction survey in our company. The main aim is to find the reason for the increasing attrition rate in my company. It's an IT company with 50 employees. Despite giving good hikes during appraisals due to the growth in the market, the attrition rate is still increasing. Therefore, my management wants to identify the reasons behind this trend so that the issues can be resolved.
Please assist me in creating an employee satisfaction survey for the aforementioned purpose.
Thanks
From India, Gurgaon
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Dear Keerat,
We are a corporate consultancy organization with hands-on experience in designing and conducting such surveys. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to avail professional services for designing, conducting, analyzing the results, and then suggesting solutions for retaining employees in the organization.
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Kind Regards,
Avika Kapoor
Manager - Business Development
avika.kapoor@kapgrow.com
From India, New Delhi
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We are a corporate consultancy organization with hands-on experience in designing and conducting such surveys. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to avail professional services for designing, conducting, analyzing the results, and then suggesting solutions for retaining employees in the organization.
Thanks,
Kind Regards,
Avika Kapoor
Manager - Business Development
avika.kapoor@kapgrow.com
From India, New Delhi
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Hi! Keerat Pls find attached few forms which i have downloaded from this site and other. Regards Chitra
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Greetings,
Thanks, Avika and Chitra. An employee satisfaction survey should be done by a third party and not the in-house HR. Even if the process is run by the HR Team, it still needs to be audited by the external team.
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Thanks, Avika and Chitra. An employee satisfaction survey should be done by a third party and not the in-house HR. Even if the process is run by the HR Team, it still needs to be audited by the external team.
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From India, Mumbai
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Hi,
Employees often leave jobs for reasons other than pay. If a company fails to engage its employees, they are likely to leave. Factors more important to employees than pay include:
- Exciting work
- Career progression
- Supportive management
I can help set up and conduct an employee opinion survey for you at no cost. Below is the link to a (partial) survey. Please let me know if you are interested in this offer:
http://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-su...HOEII_274342bc
Regards,
Ranjit
From India, Kochi
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Employees often leave jobs for reasons other than pay. If a company fails to engage its employees, they are likely to leave. Factors more important to employees than pay include:
- Exciting work
- Career progression
- Supportive management
I can help set up and conduct an employee opinion survey for you at no cost. Below is the link to a (partial) survey. Please let me know if you are interested in this offer:
http://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-su...HOEII_274342bc
Regards,
Ranjit
From India, Kochi
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Dear Keerat,
The subject of Employee Satisfaction Survey comes up frequently for discussion. You can click the following link to check my previous comments:
http://citehr.com#post885940
The challenge with your company is that it falls within the SME category. Yours is not even a medium-sized but a small company. The reasons for attrition are within your post as well. You have written, "Considering the growth in the market, we are giving good hikes during appraisals but even then the attrition rate is increasing."
Dear friend Keerat, try to understand, people don't work for money alone. By giving good hikes, you cannot buy people. What people expect is a good working environment. A good environment is not just the physical space but also the psychological environment. Attrition will continue to happen as long as there is no:
a) culture of empowerment
b) culture of inclusion (each and every member must feel that he/she is part of the decision-making process)
c) culture of learning (this will come provided higher management spends 'x' hours every year on learning)
d) culture of change
e) culture of collaboration
f) culture of self-discipline
g) culture of competition
h) culture of recognition
i) culture of innovation
I am of the opinion that in reality, you may not require ESS. In most of the vernacular languages of India, there is a parallel proverb to the Hindi proverb "Haath ke kangan ko aarsi kyon?". ESS is something like that.
Ok...
Dinesh V Divekar
Management & Behavioral Training Consultant
From India, Bangalore
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The subject of Employee Satisfaction Survey comes up frequently for discussion. You can click the following link to check my previous comments:
http://citehr.com#post885940
The challenge with your company is that it falls within the SME category. Yours is not even a medium-sized but a small company. The reasons for attrition are within your post as well. You have written, "Considering the growth in the market, we are giving good hikes during appraisals but even then the attrition rate is increasing."
Dear friend Keerat, try to understand, people don't work for money alone. By giving good hikes, you cannot buy people. What people expect is a good working environment. A good environment is not just the physical space but also the psychological environment. Attrition will continue to happen as long as there is no:
a) culture of empowerment
b) culture of inclusion (each and every member must feel that he/she is part of the decision-making process)
c) culture of learning (this will come provided higher management spends 'x' hours every year on learning)
d) culture of change
e) culture of collaboration
f) culture of self-discipline
g) culture of competition
h) culture of recognition
i) culture of innovation
I am of the opinion that in reality, you may not require ESS. In most of the vernacular languages of India, there is a parallel proverb to the Hindi proverb "Haath ke kangan ko aarsi kyon?". ESS is something like that.
Ok...
Dinesh V Divekar
Management & Behavioral Training Consultant
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Ranjit,
Even I want to conduct an employee satisfaction survey. It would be great if you could help me with this. Please let me know how to proceed. I will be waiting for your reply.
Regards, Wricha
From India, Chennai
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Even I want to conduct an employee satisfaction survey. It would be great if you could help me with this. Please let me know how to proceed. I will be waiting for your reply.
Regards, Wricha
From India, Chennai
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Hi Wricha, conducting an opinion survey for 50 people for Keerat is relatively easy. I am happy to support you but can you advise what sized group you want the survey for? Regards Ranjit
From India, Kochi
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From India, Kochi
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Hi Keerat,
I am not sure why, but people are completing the survey - please note that the survey is incomplete. I have yet to hear back from you regarding whether you want to proceed with the survey. If so, I will release the full version of the survey.
From India, Kochi
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I am not sure why, but people are completing the survey - please note that the survey is incomplete. I have yet to hear back from you regarding whether you want to proceed with the survey. If so, I will release the full version of the survey.
From India, Kochi
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You can also get it done through Mafoi Consulting Solutions Ltd. I represent Mafoi. You can call me at 9818807901. Best Regards, Rachita
From India, Madras
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Some of my learnings from conducting 20+ ESSs so far.
1. Perceived confidentiality & Objectivity: You would be surprised how people give completely different answers based on their perception of confidentiality & objectivity. ESS should be conducted by a 3rd party to eliminate this risk.
2. Difference between data and insights: ESS is not just about excel sheets, charts, and graphs. For example, 47% of employees are happy about the canteen has no meaning by itself. The ability to correlate different dimensions is far more critical. That's called "insights." You need a person with vast diverse experience to make those insightful inferences.
3. "Unintended consequences": With ESS, you will be raising the expectation bar tremendously. Work on a plan, commit resources to improve HR systems accordingly. Poorly executed ESS leads to more dissatisfaction.
4. Perceived CEO ownership: Employees generally know if it's an HR project or a CEO project. The outcome would be different as per the perceived owner.
ESS is a great cost-effective way to improve HR systems and avoid surprises.
Hope the above is useful.
All the best.
Regards,
Nandan Vaidya
CEO & Principal Consultant
PASAYADAN
OD Consultancy / HR Outsourcing / HR Automation
nandan.vaidya@pasayadan.net
09273064623
From United States, Cambridge
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1. Perceived confidentiality & Objectivity: You would be surprised how people give completely different answers based on their perception of confidentiality & objectivity. ESS should be conducted by a 3rd party to eliminate this risk.
2. Difference between data and insights: ESS is not just about excel sheets, charts, and graphs. For example, 47% of employees are happy about the canteen has no meaning by itself. The ability to correlate different dimensions is far more critical. That's called "insights." You need a person with vast diverse experience to make those insightful inferences.
3. "Unintended consequences": With ESS, you will be raising the expectation bar tremendously. Work on a plan, commit resources to improve HR systems accordingly. Poorly executed ESS leads to more dissatisfaction.
4. Perceived CEO ownership: Employees generally know if it's an HR project or a CEO project. The outcome would be different as per the perceived owner.
ESS is a great cost-effective way to improve HR systems and avoid surprises.
Hope the above is useful.
All the best.
Regards,
Nandan Vaidya
CEO & Principal Consultant
PASAYADAN
OD Consultancy / HR Outsourcing / HR Automation
nandan.vaidya@pasayadan.net
09273064623
From United States, Cambridge
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