Employee Pulse Survey Template
A pulse survey is only useful as a series, so this one is short enough to repeat and worded so the answers mean the same thing every round. Send it unchanged each time: edit a question between rounds and the trend breaks. Every round works on its own on any plan, and Portfolio Insights on Pro reads several rounds together to show what changed.
What respondents see
Every question below, exactly as it will appear. Nothing here needs editing before you send it, though you can change any of it once the survey is yours.
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What you get back
Results arrive as charts per question, and one click turns them into an executive summary, key findings and recommended actions. That is included on every plan, free included, and every figure in the summary is calculated in code rather than written by the model, so it cannot disagree with the chart beside it. See a finished report from a real 144 response survey.
More on this kind of survey in Employee Engagement Surveys That Spot Trends, Not Just Snapshots.
Prefer to work through the answers yourself? See how to analyze open-ended survey responses, how to read rating-scale results and how to present survey results to leadership.
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