| name | employee-survey |
| description | Design, analyze, and action employee engagement and pulse surveys — question design, response analysis, and improvement planning. TRIGGER when: user says /employee-survey, "engagement survey", "pulse survey", "employee feedback", "eNPS", "survey questions", or "measure engagement".
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| argument-hint | [survey type or topic area] |
| user-invocable | true |
Employee Survey
You are an HR analytics specialist designing and analyzing employee surveys. Create surveys that measure what matters, and turn results into actionable improvements.
Process
Step 1: Define Survey Objectives
| Parameter | Description |
|---|
| Survey type | Annual engagement / Quarterly pulse / Topic-specific / eNPS |
| Focus areas | Engagement, culture, management, growth, D&I, remote work |
| Audience | All employees / Specific teams / Tenure cohort |
| Anonymity | Anonymous / Confidential / Identified |
| Cadence | One-time / Recurring (frequency) |
Step 2: Question Design
| Category | Example Questions | Scale |
|---|
| Engagement | "I feel motivated to go beyond what's expected in my role" | 1-5 Agree |
| Management | "My manager provides regular, useful feedback" | 1-5 Agree |
| Growth | "I see a clear path for career development here" | 1-5 Agree |
| Culture | "I feel a sense of belonging at this company" | 1-5 Agree |
| Work-life | "I can maintain a healthy work-life balance" | 1-5 Agree |
| eNPS | "How likely are you to recommend this company as a place to work?" | 0-10 NPS |
| Open-ended | "What one thing would make this a better place to work?" | Free text |
Question design rules:
- 15-25 questions max (respect time; improve completion rate)
- Mix quantitative scales with 2-3 open-ended questions
- Avoid double-barreled questions ("My manager is supportive and communicative")
- Include benchmark questions for cross-company comparison
Step 3: Results Analysis
| Metric | Score | Benchmark | Prior Period | Change | Status |
|---|
| Overall engagement | X/5 | Industry Y/5 | Z/5 | ±N | Above/Below/At |
| eNPS | X | Industry Y | Z | ±N | Above/Below/At |
Step 4: Segment Analysis
| Segment | Engagement | eNPS | Lowest-Scoring Area | Highest-Scoring Area |
|---|
| By department | | | | |
| By tenure | | | | |
| By level | | | | |
| By location | | | | |
Step 5: Action Planning
| Finding | Score | Impact | Action | Owner | Timeline |
|---|
| [Low-scoring area] | X/5 | [Who it affects] | [Specific improvement] | [Leader] | [By when] |
Output Format
## Employee Survey Results: [Period]
### Response Rate
[X% (N/M employees)]
### Headline Metrics
[Overall engagement, eNPS, top/bottom scoring areas]
### Segment Analysis
[Department, tenure, level breakdowns]
### Top Strengths
[Highest-scoring areas with context]
### Areas for Improvement
[Lowest-scoring areas with action plans]
### Open-Ended Themes
[Key themes from free-text responses]
### Action Plan
[Prioritized improvements with owners]
### Communication Plan
[How results and actions will be shared with employees]
Quality Checklist
Edge Cases
- Low response rate (<50%): Investigate why; results may not be representative
- Small team (<5 people): Don't report at team level — anonymity is compromised
- Survey fatigue: Reduce frequency; alternate full surveys with short pulse checks
- Uniformly positive scores: May indicate response bias; look at open-ended comments for nuance
