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How to Create an Employee Benefits Survey + 7 Tips
Nearly 50% of American workers say they are very satisfied with their current job, and another 30% are somewhat satisfied. The remainder report being either somewhat dissatisfied or very...
What Is Healthcare Burnout? (+ Using Healthcare Surveys to Monitor Stress Levels)
Healthcare worker burnout is not a new phenomenon, but it’s one that is growing (and evolving) quickly. The term was introduced in the early 1970s, characterized by “a state...
How To Use an Employee Experience Survey To Improve the Workplace
Who doesn’t love pizza paydays, standing desks, nap pods, and “bring your dog to work day”? Many companies have initiated these types of perks in order to improve the...
How To Conduct Employee Exit Interviews and Questions To Ask
Employees come, employees go. Of course, it’s not that simple. The cost of replacing an individual employee can range from one-half to two times the employee’s annual salary. This...
How to Use a New Hire Survey + 40 Onboarding Questions to Ask
Are you sitting down for this? Studies show that 86% of new hires quit their job within the first six months of employment. With the Society for Human Resource...
How to Find Your Happy Employees (+ Benefits of High Satisfaction Rates)
Happy employees are more productive and likely to stay. Learn how to find them and how to conduct surveys to monitor levels of satisfaction.