Without Effort there can be no Change: Reexamining the Impact of Survey Feedback and Action Planning on Employee Attitudes
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Published:2012
Allan H. Church, Leslie M. Golay, Christopher T. Rotolo, Michael D. Tuller, Amanda C. Shull, Erica I. Desrosiers, 2012. "Without Effort there can be no Change: Reexamining the Impact of Survey Feedback and Action Planning on Employee Attitudes", Research in Organizational Change and Development, Abraham B. (Rami) Shani, William A. Pasmore, Richard W. Woodman
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Employee surveys are an important tool for communicating messages to employees, measuring cultural and behavioral indicators, and driving organization development and change in the workplace. This chapter expands upon prior research in this area by presenting longitudinal trends in survey action planning efforts over an 11-year period and the impact on employee attitudes at a multinational consumer products company. Results from the Survey Outcome Matrix are analyzed over time, by level, and by content area. Comments from employees are used to explore reasons why action does not occur from surveys in some contexts. The chapter concludes with implications for practice.
