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Traditional employee surveys
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What Makes HeadsUp different
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Response rates are fairly low.
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100% response rate, every time.
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Employees doubt anonymity and worry about confidentiality.
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Anonymity is obvious and participant responses reflect this.
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Participants are the last to receive the survey results.
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The participants are the first to see the results (of their group).
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The participants get the results after a long delay (or not at all).
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Results are reviewed immediately after responses have been collated.
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Managers analyse the data and start developing explanations and solutions without input from staff.
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Participants analyse the data and provide management with suggestions for improvement.
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Feedback is rewarded with demands or exhortations.
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Feedback relates to suggestions provided by participants.
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The process implies lack of trust and respect.
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The process implies trust and respect. It ‘walks the talk’.
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