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KAGes & MedUni Graz
An online employee survey covering approximately 20,000 employees at KAGes and the Medical University of Graz.
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Leadership, collaboration and working conditions: an employee survey reveals how people experience your organisation. We design the survey, support the research and help you work with the results.
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Which results should management, departments and teams receive? Reporting levels and access rules are agreed before the survey.
Your project scope
For HR, management and organisational development teams seeking a basis for practical change.
The process
Plan the feedback process from the outset: who will discuss which results, and with whom? Where will priorities be agreed? When will you review what has changed?
Before you begin
Reporting groups, access rights and the treatment of open comments are agreed before the project. Available reporting depends on the organisational structure and the agreed safeguards.
Scope, organisational structure, languages, collection methods and the level of support determine the effort involved. An initial conversation establishes the basis for a proposal.
We agree preparation, the survey period, analysis and follow-up with you. A reliable schedule follows once your requirements are clear.
Yes. Together, we review which questions can be retained and where changes would help. Comparisons over time take account of changes to questions, scales and organisational structure.
We agree who needs information about objectives, participation, reporting and next steps, and when. This can include invitation texts and preparing leaders.
Success Story
An online employee survey covering approximately 20,000 employees at KAGes and the Medical University of Graz.
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Healthcare · Employee survey
The project
An online employee survey covering approximately 20,000 employees at KAGes and the Medical University of Graz.
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