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Employee survey report
After Aetna conducted its first major employee survey in 2002, Davis & Company helped communicate the results by writing and designing an electronic newsletter and writing intranet content.Image:...
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Ramp up your measurement efforts
Use measurement to prove the value of employee communicationWhen it comes to determining the effectiveness of your efforts, there’s no substitute for measurement.That’s why it’s surprising that...
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Ramp up your measurement efforts
You’ll learn how to: Know your audience Use surveys to measure effectiveness Explore issues and preferences with focus groups Report on e-metrics Use data to make your caseBuy Ebook: 9.99Buy Ebook URL:...
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7 great reasons to measure employee communication
*/ Today more than ever, if you’re not routinely measuring your employee communication program, you’re missing an important opportunity to move from order taker to trusted advisor.Here are 7 reasons...
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Communication makeover: employee feedback edition
Date: Tuesday, September 20, 2016 - 13:00Workshop Category: Communication makeover: employee feedback editionPresenters: David PitreAlyssa ZeffWorkshop Registration URL:...
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Your opportunity to immerse yourself in measurement
I’ve had so many conversations with communicators over the past few months about their need to get better at measuring their employee communication program. Most are doing some research—web trends, a...
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5 Qs (and As) about employee communication measurement
Here at Davis & Company, we’ve been doing a lot of thinking about measurement—we’re completing a couple of survey projects and getting ready for our spring learning sessions.So I thought it would...
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10 things I’ve learned about assessment and measurement
This morning I realized that the final installment of this series (what I’ve learned in 30 years) has to be about assessment and measurement. Today more than ever, if you’re not routinely measuring...
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Your first resolution for 2015: Conduct more research
How’s your first week of 2015 going? Hope you had some quiet time over the holidays to organize your paperwork or have fun with your family or binge-watch The Walking Dead.Now that you’re back,...
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