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Employee Opinion Surveys

What Do Your Employees Think of Your Organization?

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NBRI’s Employee Opinion Surveys assess the psychological constructs of opinion and its behavioral counterparts. Through scientific discovery and analysis, NBRI consultants provide clients with specific steps to improve each organization’s performance.

NBRI’s Employee Opinion Surveys help organizations:

  • Gain a clear understanding of employee impressions, assumptions, views, and sentiment
  • Measure misconceptions about an organization
  • Improve employee opinions of the organization
  • Build stronger relationships between management and staff

The Standard NBRI Employee Opinion Survey is comprised of 35 questions covering 13 topics, and is customized to achieve each organization’s specific goals for their study.  It typically requires 7 to 12 minutes to complete.


Employee Opinion Surveys Case Study

An Entertainment Industry giant with excellent management was having difficulty overcoming the effects of the employee rumor mill. Despite frequent, open, and factual communications to the contrary, rumors persisted about impending mergers, acquisitions, and layoffs, rendering the entire employee base paralyzed.

An NBRI Employee Opinion Survey was deployed, and NBRI’s ClearPath Analytics were conducted on the data. It was evident that Working Relationships with peers and subordinates were good, but those with supervisors were suffering from a gross lack of trust. While management had sought to develop good relationships with employees through good communication, it was failing.

NBRI recommended a number of interventions, including ‘fireside chats’ between Senior Managers and small groups of employees on a regular basis, in which employees could raise issues and receive immediate feedback that included emotive responses, rather than memos. The next two employee survey assessments proved the interventions to be right on target, as relationships with management showed increases of more than 25 normative data percentiles.

The Standard NBRI Employee Opinion Survey includes 35 questions covering 13 topics, requiring 7 to 12 minutes to complete, and is customized to achieve each organization’s specific goals for their study.

Standard Employee Opinion Survey Topics

Climate Communications Culture
Employee Engagement Job Satisfaction Job Training
Life Balance Management Style Morale
Productivity Recognition Work Life
Working Relationships

  • Onboarding Surveys

    provide clients with targeted actions for reducing turnover.

  • Employee Attitude Surveys

    provide a way to improve productivity and commitment by identifying the root causes of workplace attitudes.

  • Employee Engagement Surveys

    measure the extent to which employees are passionate about their work and emotionally committed to their coworkers and company.

  • Employee Satisfaction Surveys

    allow for increased productivity, job satisfaction, and loyalty by identifying the root causes of employee satisfaction and targeting these areas.

  • Organizational Assessment Surveys

    offer accurate identification and measurement of the key drivers of financial performance of a company.

  • 360-Degree Surveys

    provide feedback from members of an employee's immediate work circle, such as subordinates, peers, and supervisors, as well as self-evaluation.

  • Employee Exit Interviews

    obtain valuable feedback from previous employees. They are used to reduce turnover, whether in a demographic, a particular job position, or overall.


Employee Opinion Survey Related White Papers

How Innovative Is Your Organization – Innovation can take many forms. An organization develops a new product or service. A new business model offers customers a new brand experience. A new strategic partnership is formed, resulting in new customer segments and new distribution or communication channels.

Measuring Success: What is Your Temperature? –Most of us do not take our temperature on a regular basis and in fact, some people never take their temperature. Why would we? We just assume that if we are feeling fine that our temperature must be within the normal range.

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