Employee engagement - surveys and beyond

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Jo Hennessy, Director of Global Research

Liz Finney, Principal Researcher

Roffey Park Institute, 16 June 2011

The Human Voice of Employee Engagement

Surveys and Beyond

A Roffey Park Webinar

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Session outline

Who we are

Why employee engagement matters

Surveys: strengths and limitations

What to do with your survey results

What you might discover

Discussion

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About Roffey Park

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What we offer

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Why does it matter? The data

Roffey Park’s Management Agenda shows

A clear, well-defined link between employee engagement and

the bottom line.

Organisations that are steadfastly driven by their purpose

are the most successful.

Businesses that do well by their people, help them find

fulfilment through their work and who demonstrate ethical

leadership are rewarded by loyalty and higher performance

and productivity.

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Roffey Park and employee

engagement

MEASURE IT

with surveys

UNDERSTAND IT

With focus groups

PLAN IT

with strategy

BUILD IT

with development programmes, culture

change interventions etc

MEASURE IT (again!)

with surveys

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Employee engagement

© Roffey Park Institute 2010

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Survey Design

Engagement model

Questions & response

scales

1 2 3 4 5

Trends and

benchmarks

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Look and feel

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Gaining buy in to surveys

High level sponsor &

Area championsConfidentiality

Will see resultsBelief in follow up

Nothing

changed

last time

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Communicating survey findings

Timely

Not enough

on their own

Visual and jargon freeTalked through

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What lies beneath the surveys?

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The limitations of surveys

“We wanted to delve beneath the engagement figures to gain a

better understanding of employee engagement at Royal Mail. We

know how employee engagement varies across the organisation

and compares with other organisations, but what does it really

look like in detail? How does it manifest day-to-day? How does it

impact on performance? And, most crucially, what can be done to

improve it? ”

Tracey Hammond

Head of The Chairman’s Office, Royal Mail

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What you might discover

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Filling in the gaps

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We want leaders who are…

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We want leaders who are…

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We want leaders who are…

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We want leaders who are…

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Where can your leadership improve?

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My job - aligned with the big

picture

The assumption

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My job - unaligned with the big

picture

The reality?

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Hearing your people’s voices

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Questions and debate

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Roffey Park and employee

engagement

MEASURE IT

with surveys

UNDERSTAND IT

With focus groups

PLAN IT

with strategy

BUILD IT

with development programmes, culture

change interventions etc

MEASURE IT

With surveys

www.roffeypark.com

Our contact details

Roffey Park Institute, Forest Road, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 4TB

Tel: +44 (0)1293 851644

Registered Charity No: 254591 Company Limited by Guarantee Registered in England No: 923975

Jo Hennessy

Director of Global Research

jo.hennessy@roffeypark.com

Liz Finney

Principal Researcher

liz.finney@roffeypark.com

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