The 4 Pillars of Personal Wellbeing – Category 6
Employee Engagement – Personal Wellbeing Everyone wants their team to feel great – why wouldn’t you? Seeing people beaming at you from across the room
Discover.
Create.
Improve.
Employee feedback is nothing without action. So we track
Discover.
Discover
Pumping out shiny new initiatives without knowing what area of employee engagement needs the most attention is the business equivalent of skipping leg day because the dumbbells look impressive.
Wotter lets you see exactly how your employees are feeling about all the important stuff, in real time, so you can get ahead of the issues and work that gastrocnemius.
(It’s an anatomy joke)
Create
1. Take the Initiative
Send out a survey from our library (or create your own) to do a deep dive into the area of employee engagement that you’ve chosen to target. Get instant feedback and save your friends in HR a good deal of their time.
2. Take Action
It’s a good job your HR team’s freed up for this bit! Take your first whack at boosting engagement in the area of your choice by taking the right action for the job. And don’t worry if it’s not perfect, you can rejig it over time.
Improve
Why leave your initiative in its raw form? Have you ever had triple-cooked chips?
Being able to track your initiatives means you can rework them again and again based on how they perform. As times change, so do your employee’s needs, but adapting your initiatives as you go makes it easy to keep up with the world around you.
We don't like to blow our own trumpet, so here's some lovely people doing it for us...
"I've met with Wotter to support their research as they seek to create questions that get to the heart of a wide range of issues that matter to 21st century employees and businesses.
I applaud Wotter as they continue their research to track the key facets of employee engagement.
I applaud Wotter as they continue their research to track the key facets of employee engagement.
Ex Managing Director - Gallup
"Switching from our old system to Wotter has increased engagement.
But more importantly, it’s helped us understand how our employees are responding to their work, our company, and the wider world at any given moment."
But more importantly, it’s helped us understand how our employees are responding to their work, our company, and the wider world at any given moment."
Previous
Next
Fancy some light reading?
The 4 Pillars of Professional Wellbeing – Category 5
Employee Engagement – Professional Wellbeing Work is always going to impact your headspace one way or another, but how big that impact is, depends on
5 Effective Ways to Deal with Negative Feedback from Employees
Receiving negative feedback is never a fun experience. It basically means someone isn’t all that keen on what you’re doing, or something you’ve done. And
