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Please consider taking my 2011 reader survey. Click here to take survey. Related posts: Ron Edmondson Blog Reader Survey. Results of Blog Survey. Leadership Perception Survey Results, Part 3. Would you help me improve my blog? It will take you less than 10 minutes, probably less than 5. Seriously, if you enjoy my blog, I’d appreciate your help. Thank you for reading this blog. I don’t take it lightly. MORE
So how can this be used in surveys? The more customers say good things about you - even in a survey, the better they think of you. When we ask questions - we get answers. This is why I like the How question. MORE
Conducting employee engagement surveys can be an extremely useful tool to understand exactly how you employees feel about their current state of employment. Large companies such as Waitrose and John Lewis produce an annual staff survey to measure how happy their employees are. MORE
Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J. Armstrong in their book, Perfect Phrases for Writing Employee Surveys : 1. MORE
Interpretation of cultural surveys requires application of strong statistical analysis methods and knowledge-based results aggregation. The post Corporate Cultures – Survey Analysis Approach appeared first on StrategyDriven. MORE
Every year I put out a reader survey. I’m coming to you, my readers, to ask you to take the annual survey. If you’d like to help shape the future of the blog, please complete the survey here or in the form below. Demographic survey powered by Typeform. MORE
Filed under: PMO Tagged: project names , surveys. PMO project names surveysYou’ve asked for it…and here it is: Let everyone know your best and worst project names. MORE
Conduct an online survey, anonymously or named. But perhaps the survey would net you the most honest results and give you some real ideas on how to improve your company from an employee and output perspective. Often times, companies use surveys to boost staff retention. MORE
Last week I introduced the mentoring Survey. You are free to take the survey if you haven’t yet. This is not the end of this discussion, but hopefully you’ll see a few trend in the results of this survey. Over 200 people have taken the survey at this point. MORE
#92 Create and Implement a Connection Culture Survey. Many organizations implement employee engagement surveys and these surveys are mostly about connection. The post Create and Implement a Connection Culture Survey appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard. MORE
Would you take my yearly reader survey. That’s where the survey comes in. By answering the questions in the survey, you help me to know you better. So, I’m asking you: Will you help me by taking this quick 20 question survey? MORE
Last month I posted a survey of pastor’s and minister’s health. The survey is now closed, but you can see the original post HERE. In this post, I’m sharing the profile of who took the survey. Related posts: Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health. MORE
Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J. Armstrong in their book, Perfect Phrases for Writing Employee Surveys : 1. Employee Survey MORE
This concludes the review of a survey I conducted recently on the health of pastors and ministers. Perhaps we need a survey for spouses. Almost 45% of the pastors or ministers surveyed have occasional thoughts of leaving the ministry. Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health. MORE
Designing employee survey questions is not as easy as many think and all questions need thorough testing and a clear understanding on how the resulting data will be used. The post Importance of question design in staff & employee surveys appeared first on RapidBi. Management case study employee survey language question design questionnaire staff survey survey design Surveys MORE
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Talent Survey for 2013 The Talent Survey results for 2013 are in. Talent Survey for 2013 The Talent Survey results for 2013 are in. Here is a digest of what CEOs think the talent themes and challenges facing their companies are from the recent PwC and Conference Board. MORE
Saturday, November 27, 2010 5 Reasons To Do An Employee Survey Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J. MORE
I know from my recent blog reader survey that nearly 60% of my readership is in some form of professional ministry, so I thought I’d do a survey on the health of pastors and ministers who read my blog (and others I can get to take the survey). MORE
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” I was talking with Joan, an employee of a large medical service provider and this…this was her ultimate response to the last round of employee surveys designed to improve morale and motivation. MORE
Most importantly, we have a survey that will take less than 4-minutes to complete and I would love your help. More people take the survey, better are the results. There are more than 200 people who have taken the survey and we need a few hundred more. link] (4-minute survey). MORE
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Leadership Learning Uncategorized leadership development organizational development professional development surveyAs you likely know, we are in the business of helping leaders grow and helping organizations grow their leaders. While we spend time every day with these endeavors and spend most days working with leaders, we know there is always a risk of developing a blind spot – of not knowing what is going on [.]. MORE
If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m releasing the findings of a survey I did last month involving the health of pastors and ministers. Here is Part 3 of the survey results: (At the blog, you can click on a picture to enlarge it.). MORE
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I want to hear from […] The post Will You Take The Annual Reader Survey? I do my best to create the best leadership content for you, my readers. Sometimes I hit the nail on the head. Other times I miss. That’s life. Right? MORE
Almost as equally guaranteed is the use of the exit survey. Some, electronic surveys. Posted in Leadership Development Employees leave. That’s about as guaranteed as death and taxes. HR departments seek feedback from exiting employees on their employment experience. MORE
Every leader is very familiar with that paralyzing moment where a number of seemingly good options are on the table, but no one is sure what to do. Options are many, but decisions are few… There are significant stake-holders backing different positions. How will the team decide? It is hard to imagine selecting a solution [.]. Servant Leadership MORE
Would you be willing to take a short survey to help me get to know and serve you better? When you fill out the survey below, you’re helping me help you. Powered by Typeform The post Please Take My 2015 Reader Survey appeared first on Joseph Lalonde. MORE
At the end of May, we launched the 2014 Reader Survey. A very large portion of you has completed the survey so far, and we are always interested in hearing your opinions and feedback. The post Five Insights from Our 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on General Leadership. MORE
According to staffing agency Kelly Services’ annual survey covering 120,000 respondents globally, a staggering 48 percent of employees are unhappy in their current jobs, up from 47 percent the previous year. via Global survey reveals staggering results on job satisfaction. MORE
Employee Engagement surveys are barely worth the time and effort taken to produce them. They certainly have questionable content and value for those organisations who rely on survey results for a genuine view of how employees feel. MORE
I n February, I launched my first reader survey. Over 25% of my readers responded to the survey. Analyzing the results of the survey, my typical reader would look like: My typical reader is a male (70%). Social Media reader insights social media survey results MORE
It’s always interesting to compare Thanksgiving practices with others. I thought it might be fun to hear some differences in how we celebrate. Take a couple minutes to answer these questions in the comments. Which of these is most like your story: Travel or stay at home? MORE
I’m releasing results of a survey I conducted through my blog last month on the health of pastors or ministers. The survey is now closed, but there were 466 unique responses. You can read the initial survey post HERE. Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health. MORE
That’s why I’m introducing my first reader survey. This survey will help me know who you are, what you’re feeling, and what you want to see. Please help me help you by filling out this brief 16 question survey. I’m looking forward to reading through the survey results. The post Please Take My 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on Joseph Lalonde. Social Media reader survey MORE
In this survey our member CEOs revealed: Additionally, CEOs gave their perspective of current business conditions relative to last month: My perspective on these results: 1. This survey is administered and analyzed by The NPD Group , experts in consumer market research, reports and analysis. MORE
Leadership Assessments Leading & Developing Other Leaders Servant Leadership leadership reader survey Linked 2 Leadership Contributing Authors have a burning passion to serve professionals to equip them to be better leaders. They write from their experience, their expertise, and from their servant hearts. They do this because they see human potential and want to feed, water, groom, and grow it wherever they can. Now you can give […]. MORE
To fulfil this quest, we need to know more about YOU–and have created a 2014 Reader Survey to help us learn from you. Please take a few minutes to fill out our survey. The post Take our 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on General Leadership. MORE
When the topic of engagement comes up, it isn’t too long before the idea of taking a survey rears its head. Surveys can be time-consuming and expensive, yet they can also provide valuable insight when created properly. A survey is a serious, long-term commitment. MORE
Survey Related Topics Chart Your Course
JULY 30, 2018
The post Employee Retention Survey 2018 appeared first on Chart Your Course International. Employee Retention Employee Satisfaction Surveys Good Places to Work Human Resource Management Job Satisfaction Leadership Surveys and Statistics employee motivation employee retention employee turnove
Joseph Lalonde
DECEMBER 2, 2016
Every year I put out a reader survey. I’m coming to you, my readers, to ask you to take the annual survey. If you’d like to help shape the future of the blog, please complete the survey here or in the form below. Demographic survey powered by Typeform.
The Leadership Advisor
JULY 9, 2013
When the topic of engagement comes up, it isn’t too long before the idea of taking a survey rears its head. Surveys can be time-consuming and expensive, yet they can also provide valuable insight when created properly. A survey is a serious, long-term commitment.
Chart Your Course
JULY 25, 2014
Conducting employee engagement surveys can be an extremely useful tool to understand exactly how you employees feel about their current state of employment. Large companies such as Waitrose and John Lewis produce an annual staff survey to measure how happy their employees are.
General Leadership
JUNE 6, 2014
To fulfil this quest, we need to know more about YOU–and have created a 2014 Reader Survey to help us learn from you. Please take a few minutes to fill out our survey. The post Take our 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on General Leadership.
Strategy Driven
JUNE 21, 2016
Interpretation of cultural surveys requires application of strong statistical analysis methods and knowledge-based results aggregation. The post Corporate Cultures – Survey Analysis Approach appeared first on StrategyDriven.
Joseph Lalonde
DECEMBER 12, 2018
I want to hear from […] The post Will You Take The Annual Reader Survey? I do my best to create the best leadership content for you, my readers. Sometimes I hit the nail on the head. Other times I miss. That’s life. Right?
Lead Change Blog
MAY 21, 2013
” I was talking with Joan, an employee of a large medical service provider and this…this was her ultimate response to the last round of employee surveys designed to improve morale and motivation.
General Leadership
JUNE 16, 2014
At the end of May, we launched the 2014 Reader Survey. A very large portion of you has completed the survey so far, and we are always interested in hearing your opinions and feedback. The post Five Insights from Our 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on General Leadership.
Michael Lee Stallard
JULY 5, 2015
#92 Create and Implement a Connection Culture Survey. Many organizations implement employee engagement surveys and these surveys are mostly about connection. The post Create and Implement a Connection Culture Survey appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard.
Tony Mayo
MARCH 21, 2015
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Kevin Eikenberry
MAY 6, 2012
Leadership Learning Uncategorized leadership development organizational development professional development surveyAs you likely know, we are in the business of helping leaders grow and helping organizations grow their leaders. While we spend time every day with these endeavors and spend most days working with leaders, we know there is always a risk of developing a blind spot – of not knowing what is going on [.].
Lead on Purpose
MAY 23, 2016
Would you please … Continue reading → Knowledge feedback improvement surveyHelp Me Create Content That Serves Your Needs I’m updating my platform to make sure it does the best possible job of answering your needs and interests. And that means I need to know more about you.
Joseph Lalonde
APRIL 9, 2014
I n February, I launched my first reader survey. Over 25% of my readers responded to the survey. Analyzing the results of the survey, my typical reader would look like: My typical reader is a male (70%). Social Media reader insights social media survey results
Joseph Lalonde
JANUARY 4, 2016
Would you take my yearly reader survey. That’s where the survey comes in. By answering the questions in the survey, you help me to know you better. So, I’m asking you: Will you help me by taking this quick 20 question survey?
Joseph Lalonde
FEBRUARY 10, 2014
That’s why I’m introducing my first reader survey. This survey will help me know who you are, what you’re feeling, and what you want to see. Please help me help you by filling out this brief 16 question survey. I’m looking forward to reading through the survey results. The post Please Take My 2014 Reader Survey appeared first on Joseph Lalonde. Social Media reader survey
Ron Edmondson
MARCH 7, 2012
I know from my recent blog reader survey that nearly 60% of my readership is in some form of professional ministry, so I thought I’d do a survey on the health of pastors and ministers who read my blog (and others I can get to take the survey).
Linked 2 Leadership
MAY 22, 2014
Leadership Assessments Leading & Developing Other Leaders Servant Leadership leadership reader survey Linked 2 Leadership Contributing Authors have a burning passion to serve professionals to equip them to be better leaders. They write from their experience, their expertise, and from their servant hearts. They do this because they see human potential and want to feed, water, groom, and grow it wherever they can. Now you can give […].
CoachStation
FEBRUARY 16, 2017
Employee Engagement surveys are barely worth the time and effort taken to produce them. They certainly have questionable content and value for those organisations who rely on survey results for a genuine view of how employees feel.
Ron Edmondson
JULY 15, 2011
Last week I introduced the mentoring Survey. You are free to take the survey if you haven’t yet. This is not the end of this discussion, but hopefully you’ll see a few trend in the results of this survey. Over 200 people have taken the survey at this point.
Joseph Lalonde
JANUARY 2, 2015
Would you be willing to take a short survey to help me get to know and serve you better? When you fill out the survey below, you’re helping me help you. Powered by Typeform The post Please Take My 2015 Reader Survey appeared first on Joseph Lalonde.
Rajesh Setty
JUNE 19, 2013
Most importantly, we have a survey that will take less than 4-minutes to complete and I would love your help. More people take the survey, better are the results. There are more than 200 people who have taken the survey and we need a few hundred more. link] (4-minute survey).
Ron Edmondson
NOVEMBER 24, 2011
It’s always interesting to compare Thanksgiving practices with others. I thought it might be fun to hear some differences in how we celebrate. Take a couple minutes to answer these questions in the comments. Which of these is most like your story: Travel or stay at home?
Eric Jacobson
MARCH 18, 2014
Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J. Armstrong in their book, Perfect Phrases for Writing Employee Surveys : 1. Employee Survey
Talent Technologies
MAY 25, 2013
Talent Survey for 2013 The Talent Survey results for 2013 are in. Talent Survey for 2013 The Talent Survey results for 2013 are in. Here is a digest of what CEOs think the talent themes and challenges facing their companies are from the recent PwC and Conference Board.
Eric Jacobson
NOVEMBER 27, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010 5 Reasons To Do An Employee Survey Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J.
Eric Jacobson
JANUARY 10, 2012
Business leaders who wonder whether they should conduct an employee survey should think about these five good reasons for conducting surveys, as recommended by John Kador and Katherine J. Armstrong in their book, Perfect Phrases for Writing Employee Surveys : 1.
Ron Edmondson
DECEMBER 10, 2011
Please consider taking my 2011 reader survey. Click here to take survey. Related posts: Ron Edmondson Blog Reader Survey. Results of Blog Survey. Leadership Perception Survey Results, Part 3. Would you help me improve my blog? It will take you less than 10 minutes, probably less than 5. Seriously, if you enjoy my blog, I’d appreciate your help. Thank you for reading this blog. I don’t take it lightly.
Crossderry Blog
JULY 13, 2012
Filed under: PMO Tagged: project names , surveys. PMO project names surveysYou’ve asked for it…and here it is: Let everyone know your best and worst project names.
Ron Edmondson
APRIL 10, 2012
This concludes the review of a survey I conducted recently on the health of pastors and ministers. Perhaps we need a survey for spouses. Almost 45% of the pastors or ministers surveyed have occasional thoughts of leaving the ministry. Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health.
Rapid BI
DECEMBER 18, 2016
Designing employee survey questions is not as easy as many think and all questions need thorough testing and a clear understanding on how the resulting data will be used. The post Importance of question design in staff & employee surveys appeared first on RapidBi. Management case study employee survey language question design questionnaire staff survey survey design Surveys
C-Level Strategies
JULY 16, 2012
In this survey our member CEOs revealed: Additionally, CEOs gave their perspective of current business conditions relative to last month: My perspective on these results: 1. This survey is administered and analyzed by The NPD Group , experts in consumer market research, reports and analysis.
Lead Change Blog
NOVEMBER 29, 2012
Almost as equally guaranteed is the use of the exit survey. Some, electronic surveys. Posted in Leadership Development Employees leave. That’s about as guaranteed as death and taxes. HR departments seek feedback from exiting employees on their employment experience.
Ron Edmondson
APRIL 6, 2012
Last month I posted a survey of pastor’s and minister’s health. The survey is now closed, but you can see the original post HERE. In this post, I’m sharing the profile of who took the survey. Related posts: Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health.
Ron Edmondson
APRIL 7, 2012
If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m releasing the findings of a survey I did last month involving the health of pastors and ministers. Here is Part 3 of the survey results: (At the blog, you can click on a picture to enlarge it.).
Linked 2 Leadership
AUGUST 29, 2011
Every leader is very familiar with that paralyzing moment where a number of seemingly good options are on the table, but no one is sure what to do. Options are many, but decisions are few… There are significant stake-holders backing different positions. How will the team decide? It is hard to imagine selecting a solution [.]. Servant Leadership
CEO Blog
AUGUST 5, 2014
So how can this be used in surveys? The more customers say good things about you - even in a survey, the better they think of you. When we ask questions - we get answers. This is why I like the How question.
Ron Edmondson
APRIL 6, 2012
I’m releasing results of a survey I conducted through my blog last month on the health of pastors or ministers. The survey is now closed, but there were 466 unique responses. You can read the initial survey post HERE. Survey: Pastor / Minister’s Health.
Self Help Zen
OCTOBER 23, 2015
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Chart Your Course
SEPTEMBER 27, 2013
According to staffing agency Kelly Services’ annual survey covering 120,000 respondents globally, a staggering 48 percent of employees are unhappy in their current jobs, up from 47 percent the previous year. via Global survey reveals staggering results on job satisfaction.
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