Great Employee Satisfaction Benchmarks
Our research shows that there are 5 keys that drive employee engagement.
Employee satisfaction benchmarks. Were delighted to share that Culture Amps 2018 Employee Engagement benchmarks are now available. Were going to keep things really simple when it comes to the quantitative side. Employee satisfaction or engagement survey results are typically presented in two different ways - as raw scores and as benchmark scores.
They are not tainted by the cultural idiosyncrasies of specific industries. When it comes to customer satisfaction one often used metric is the Net Promoter Score. Both will arm you with data for tracking how satisfied your employees are throughout their lifecycle at your organization but both also have some pros and cons.
On each of the critical 4Cs of employee engagement and satisfaction. An industry benchmarks added value lies in the fact that it allows companies to see how they compare against competitors. Commitment to assess employee engagement Culture to gauge morale camaraderie leadership and accountability Benchmarking Employee Surveys.
Raw Scores are simply the average of all responses. These areas often get the lowest satisfaction marks from employees regardless of company size or industry. Low scores in these areas should really only be a focal point if theyre low compared to an industry benchmark.
Employee Net Promoter Score. Since introduction of the Job Descriptive Index in 1969 more than 1000 organizations in both the private and public sector have used the norms to measure employee job satisfaction. Survey questions that measure employee satisfaction or engagement usually use a 5-point rating scale where the lowest possible raw score is a 1 and the highest possible raw score is a 5.
This is a metric that asks On a scale of 1-10 how likely would you be to refer a friend or family member to do business with us. Or You tell us we have good results. There are two major ways that employers measure employee satisfaction Employee Net Promoter Scores eNPS or the more traditional employee satisfaction survey.