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Fortunately with the introduction of the Internet and hosted survey websites like wwwsurveygalaxycom what was once a time consuming, resource hungry, long winded and cumbersome process is now slick, quick and easyThis document provides a step by step guide to help implement a survey that will bring considerable benefits to any organizationStep 1 - Identifying The NeedThe reasons an organization would need a survey are as wide and they are long Listed here are a few of the common reason why employee satisfaction surveys are conductedEvent DrivenIf your organization is about to embark, or is going through, a change management program employee surveys can assist in managing the change, measuring the effectiveness of the change, help to deliver a 'message' and gather valuable feedback throughout the change cycleFor organizations that are experiencing rapid growth employee surveys can monitor internal communications and management structures to ensure that employees are aware of their reporting and management responsibilitiesWhere an organization is suffering from poor moral brought on by either internal or external influences an employee survey can be used to identify the specific concerns of employees so those concerns can be properly addressedWhere there is an increase in turnover of staff employee surveys can help an organization identify the underlying cause of employee unrest and through their findings help find solutionsPeriodicallyAs part of a periodic assessment, surveys will help an organization review their personnel and monitor on an individual level job satisfaction, training and career developmentEmployee surveys also offer senior management the opportunity to look at the soft underbelly of their organization to confirm that their 'top down' view of the organization matches the reality and 'bottom up' perspectiveWith the help of employee surveys an organization can establish good employer/employee communication that will in turn bring both direct and indirect benefitsStep 2 - Management Buy-InManagement buy-in is always desirable for any initiative and many will argue that it is essential to ensure a successful employee survey, however, in some instances the findings of an employee survey can lead to kick-starting a management that has grown complacent and detached from their employeesSome organization may be fortunate in that the senior management recognize and drive the need for employee surveys, while in others the management may need to first be convinced of the direct and indirect benefits an employee survey will bringThe level of management commitment to an employee survey will have some bearing on the nature of the survey and to some extent will help determine what questions are to be asked and the manner they are askedA management that is supportive of the initiative may require feedback on specific areas of the business or they may give the go ahead because they feel confident that the results will only confirm that the level of employee satisfaction throughout the organization is highIn nearly all cases it is good practice to at least try and get management to buy-in to the employee survey from the very start as they have a lot to gain and are in a position to effect any change that is later identified as being requiredStep 3 - Designing The SurveyDesigning a good survey will take some time and effort but by following the basics of survey design and concentrating on the 'need to know' questions and removing the 'nice to know' a survey will rapidly take shapeDetermining the exact questions that should be asked will be entirely dependent on the individual organization, its structure and the previously identified primary need and objectives of the employee surveyWhen considering what questions to ask consideration should be given to how the results are to be analyzed For example there may be a desire to ask for individual comments but these types of answer formats can be very time consuming and cumbersome to analyze and should therefore be avoided or used sparinglyWith online surveys it is generally better to do a few smaller surveys than one very long survey as the longer the survey the higher the drop out rate will beStep 4 - Proof Reading And TestingGrammar, Spelling And ClarityBefore publishing the survey make a careful check for spelling and typing mistakes and incorrect grammar If available it is always better to have someone who has not been involved in designing the survey to proof read the survey with clean eyes, if no one is available try to take a break before checking through the survey againSay What You Mean And Mean What You SayWhen checking the survey you need to consider the survey from the viewpoint of the respondent, you may know what you mean by each question but will the questions be clear to the employee?Allow The Employee To Answer TruthfullyFor closed questions where the employee will be required to choose from a number of available responses have you allowed the employee to answer accurately? Make use of responses like 'Don't know', 'No comment' or 'Not Applicable' where you have made the question mandatory but the employee may not be able to answerConsider allowing the employee to include an 'Other' answer but also appreciate that 'Other' answers will add to the complexity when analyzing the survey resultsDon't Require A Response To Questions That May Not Have OneCheck that for any questions that you have made mandatory you do require an answer, for example open questions such as asking for additional comments should not be mandatory unless you definitely require the respondent to write a commentCheck You Will Be Able To Analyze The DataCheck through the survey again but this time looking at how the results of the survey will be analyzed Consider how you are likely to want to analyze the survey data, have you asked the right questions to be able to perform detailed analysis? For example if you wanted to view the detailed response data from the perspective of the different genders, or maybe departments, check you have asked the employee to indicate their own gender and/or departmentDon't Ask Anymore Questions Than You Need ToConsider all the questions in the survey and look for questions that are not 'need to know'Test The Link And Try Completing The SurveyPublish the survey and then send the survey's link to a number of people who will be willing to test the survey By completing the survey yourself you will get a feel for how the respondent will view the survey From your own and others feedback stop and make adjustments to the survey as requiredRepeat this process until you are happy with the surveyCheck The DataTake time to view the online summary results of the test data and confirm that the data is being collected in a manner that can be properly analyzed and that will give meaningful resultsStep 5 - Promoting And Deploying The SurveyWhere all or the majority of employees have access to the internet or company intranet deploying the online survey is as easy that ABC, either via email or by establishing a link to the survey from your own website or IntranetWhere there are some or many employees that do not have direct access to the internet there are a number of alternatives that can be used from issuing the survey in printed form, providing a shared terminal or giving them an incentive to complete the survey at homeAnonymous Responses?There is a choice to allow all surveys to be completed anonymously Allowing a survey to be anonymous may encourage employees to speak their minds enabling the survey to provide 'a warts and all' report, in turn giving management an opportunity to address underlying problems before they become seriousHowever, allowing anonymous comments also allows employees to be more cavalier and flippant with their responses Some organizations would therefore only want to consider comments where employees are prepared to stand by their convictions and that will also provide an opportunity to follow up the specific concerns of individual employeesThe decision to allow anonymous responses or not will, among other factors, be down to the individual organization, the specific nature of the survey, the surrounding circumstances, the management style and the existing employer/employee relationshipStep 6 - Monitoring The SurveyWhile the survey is in progress you will be able to view the summary results online and also monitor in real-time the number of surveys that have been both started and completedIf after a few days the number of completed surveys falls short of the expected target it is advisable to send periodic reminders to employees asking them to complete the surveyStep 7 - Analyzing The ResultsThere are no hard and fast rules for analyzing the data Much depends on the individual survey, the questions asked and the number of responsesMost surveys will benefit from many of the results being displayed in graphical as well as tabular formWhen first analyzing survey data often a number of 'headline' results will immediately stand out that will provide you with a general overview and, providing the right questions have been asked, give you an instant assessment of the mood throughout the organization as a wholeWhere the results give areas of concern a more detailed analysis may be advisable For example if employees were asked if they felt the organization provided equal opportunities to both genders and 25% gave a negative response it would be useful to know the gender split of the organization and also to look at what the gender split was of the 25% that answered negatively Was the negative view shared by employees of both genders, evenly spread throughout the organization, or of a particular gender from a particular department?There is a method of reporting that presents the result data in tabular and/or graphical form allowing those who are interested in the results to view the raw dataOften used as a compliment to the first, another method is to interpret the results and provide an analysis of the data and offer a view as to what the meaning is behind the results, what circumstances may have contributed to the results being as they are and, where the results indicate a negative, what initiatives could be taken Such analysis if done by a single individual is likely to be very personal, if done by a committee it is still likely to be objective and therefore open to interpretationStep 8 - Further ActionProbably the most important step is the last An employee survey will either confirm that the perfect organization exists or it will highlight areas that are less than perfect by identifying individual and common concernsIt may be that further more detailed surveys are required that target specific areas For example the survey may reveal that employees working in a particular department are collectively unhappy, but the reasons for their dissatisfaction may not be clear A smaller, specifically targeted follow-up survey may help reveal the root causesWhen employee surveys are periodically run an organization that has taken steps to address issues will see their efforts reflected in subsequent survey responses Almost all organizations have some problems and it helps an organization's moral to see that a channel is available that will allow problems to be highlighted, addressed and resolvedSummaryThese guidelines are intended to help an organization conduct successful employee satisfaction surveys, they are however, only a guideEach organization is different in style and structure and the organizations 'personality' will go someway to influencing the tone and nature of the survey and organizations will have many different circumstances and primary reasons for conducting a surveyBy utilizing existing technology and conducting surveys online you are now able to monitor the heart beat of an organization, quickly, easily and, by using websites like Survey Galaxy, at minimal cost Martin Day is a Director of Survey Galaxy Ltd a web site that allows anyone to create, design and publish online surveys For more information or for assistance in conducting your own employee satisfaction surveys please visit http://wwwsurveygalaxycom Article Source: http://EzineArticlescom/?expert=Martin_Day ?>