The engagement survey is dying. Here’s what’s replacing it
The engagement survey is dying. Here’s what’s replacing it. Everyone knows how this goes. First, an email with the survey data cut a dozen ways. A column with green and red scoring against last year, and with your team’s scores versus other parts of the company. It culminates with a flurry of activity, from a slide deck to a town hall and action-planning committees. A month later, nobody mentions it again. And the company doesn’t send the survey again for a year. Jennifer felt this deeply as a division leader inside Big Tech companies like Google and Meta. She.
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