Part four in a four-part series (read parts one, two, and three)
4. Survey your team
+ Send an employee satisfaction survey
+ Create a company suggestion form
+ Publish a quick staff-wide poll
As you’re seeing how email and surveys can help you stay in touch with your customers, don’t forget the same tools can help you get to know your employees better, too. A survey helps you gauge employee satisfaction, and you can even collect responses anonymously to protect your staffers’ privacy.
You might also send a survey to get employee feedback on simple but meaningful things around the office. If you’ve got a monthly charitable budget, poll your people to see which non-profit they’d most like to support. Find out which after-hours social destination is most popular. Or send a survey about the all-important break room snack options. The people, they want the Funyuns.
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