how to measure experience across the employee lifecycle
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How to Measure Across the Employee Lifecycle
BENJAMIN GRANGER, PH.D.PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT, ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
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Benjamin Granger, Ph.D.PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT, ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
Dr. Benjamin Granger is a Principal Consultant of organizational behavior at Qualtrics. He
provides expert guidance to organizations implementing employee engagement and
assessment initiatives. Prior to joining Qualtrics, Ben spent 5 years as a Senior Consultant with
Verizon’s Employee Experience team where he led enterprise-wide employee assessment,
engagement, and system integration projects. Ben is also a certified Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt
and has led numerous process improvement projects within Verizon’s HR organization. Prior to
working with Verizon, Ben did employee selection and development consulting for the State of
Louisiana, Bank of America, Edward Jones, Stallion P51, and the Patient Safety Education
Project (PSEP).
Ben earned his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Louisiana and his Ph.D.
in Industrial Organizational Psychology from the University of South Florida. He has published
his work in peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Business and Psychology, the
International Journal of Training and Development and T+D and has presented his work at the
annual conferences for the Society for Industrial Organizational Psychology (SIOP), the
Academy of Management (AOM) and the Southern Management Association (SMA).
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ADHOC SURVEYS
PULSE SURVEYS
LIFECYCLE FEEDBACK
CENSUS ENGAGEMENT SURVEY
Employeeinsights are nolonger just about engagement surveys
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Shorten the ramp time to become a fully contributing member
Increase how high someone can go (in terms of output)
Increase how much higher someone goes over time
Lengthen the time someone stays with the company
The ROI of the Employee Lifecycle
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EMPLOYMENT LEAVINGCHOOSING TO JOIN RAMPING
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CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
PERFORMANCE &
PRODUCTIVITY
QUALITY /SAFETY
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
Engagement / Pulse Surveys
CONTINUAL DEVELOPMENT
Training Feedback/ Evaluation
EMPLOYEE BEHAVIOUR
Performance 360s/ Performance Reviews
MANAGEMENT
Performance Reviews
EMPLOYEE ATTRITION
Exit Surveys
CANDIDATEEXPERIENCE
Candidate ReactionSurveys
NEW HIRE EXPERIENCE
Onboarding Surveys
ONBOARDINGPROCESS &
EFFECTIVENESS
Onboarding Surveys
EMPLOYEE ATTRITION
Mapping the Employee Lifecycle
Employee Lifecycle Best Practices
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WHY RUN THESE SURVEYS?
Improve your attraction and selection processes
Improve offer acceptance rates
Identify and eliminate legal/ compliance risks
Improve the customer experience (candidates = customers)
Candidate Reaction Surveys
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BEST PRACTICE TIPS
Include a single survey at the end of the pre-hire process
Survey both passing and failing candidates once their final disposition is set
Only survey candidates who have a meaningful view of the hiring process (e.g., at least 1 interview)
Tailor questions to your specific pre-hire processes
Candidate Reaction Surveys
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WHY RUN THESE SURVEYS?
Reduce time and costs associated with onboarding new hires
Reduce the amount of time it takes to ramp new hires
Ensure a consistent and effective onboarding process
Positively influence early engagement levels
Onboarding Surveys
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BEST PRACTICE TIPS
Consider an “End of Onboarding” survey vs. “Ongoing Onboarding Surveys”
Survey employees immediately after the onboarding process
Make sure these surveys are confidential and attributable
Tailor questions to your specific onboarding process
Onboarding Surveys
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WHY RUN THESE SURVEYS?
Improve training participation / completion rates
Optimize your training and development offering, i.e., expand effective and remove ineffective courses
Improve learning, transfer of training and ultimately job performance
Post-Training Evaluations
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BEST PRACTICE TIPS
Implement Level 1 Evaluations to measure employee reaction to training
Implement Level 2 Evaluations to measure learning and mastery immediately after training
Implement Level 3 Evaluations to measure transfer of training several months after training
Post-Training Evaluations
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WHY RUN THESE SURVEYS?
Reduce regrettable turnover rates
Understand reasons for employees voluntarily leaving the organization
Identify which events in the employee lifecycle have the biggest impact on turnover
Reduce time and costs associated with replacing exiting employees
ExitSurveys
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BEST PRACTICE TIPS
Survey exiting employees immediately before or after they leave the organization
Embed the exit survey into a formal off-boarding process to improve response rates
Quantify their reasons for leaving (don’t just rely on open text responses)
Run driver analyses to understand what drives their final reactions about the organization
ExitSurveys
Employee feedback from various points in the employee lifecycle becomes very powerful when connected
Connecting Lifecycle Insights
However, connecting insights is not as simple as putting data from multiple surveys in a single dashboard
Define the unit of analysis (e.g., individual employees, teams, locations, business units, etc.)
Define your “predictor” and “outcome” variables – make sure these are measured/ aggregated at the same unit of analysis
To draw predictive conclusions, ensure that your “predictor” variables come BEFORE your “outcome” variables in time
Make a hypothesis about the relationship(s) BEFORE you measure and gather insights (limit post hoc hypothesizing)
Test your hypothesis with the data gathered
Remember that correlation does not equal causation
Tips for ConnectingLifecycle Insights
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