Weekli lets your employees say what they think, every week, completely anonymously. This enables you as a manager to act on facts instead of assumptions, which can contribute to better decisions with higher precision. Change that benefits everyone!
Strengthen the employee experience with Weekli
Take the pulse of your employees
Once a week, all employees answer ten questions about their perceived work situation, completely anonymously. The questions are scientifically validated and based on research on psychosocial work environment. The answers are presented on an individual level to the employee.
Weekli also gives employees insights based on their data, which helps strengthen self-leadership.
Act on facts and create change
Weekli compiles the employees’ answers at group – and organizational level in graphs that provide a clear overview for you as a manager. It should be easy to use the results as a starting point in the work of change in the organization.
Data is also converted into concrete insights that help you as a manager to understand your employees’ results and provide tips and advice on how you can strengthen your leadership and what you need to focus on forward to develop together.
Monitoring the work environment
You as an employer have a responsibility for your organization’s work environment. Weekli supports you with that by asking questions to your employees about the psychosocial work environment every week.
With the help of Weekli, you can maintain the engagement and lead your employees proactively. Create social community, cooperation and engagement, even in remote work.
Why Weekli?
Employees
Your opinion is important, and you can make your voice heard with Weekli! How you experience your work situation is what forms the basis for decisions about what needs to be improved in your organization.
Managers
Gain insights about your team! Weekli gives you as a manager unique knowledge of how your employees experience their work situation, which can replace assumptions and contribute to better decisions with higher precision.
HR
By measuring psychosocial work environment in a structured way, communication about the environment and climate in the workplace is facilitated. Drive change and support your organization with the help of data!
CEO
With Weekli, you get clear data that helps you measure trends in the organization within, for example, leadership quality and corporate culture. Base your decisions on facts!
”A couple of years ago we set a very ambitious growth target, we decided to grow 50% in an already mature market. To achieve this, we realized that we need to get all employees engaged, motivated and understand how each contributes to the business.
Krister KarlssonManaging Director LAPP Miltronic AB
But, how should we know when we are motivated and engaged? We have to measure it! We started using Weekli, which gives us a real-time measurement of where we are right now and how we have developed over time. For me as a leader, it provides valuable insight into how I affect the group and employees gain facts and insights that help them in their self-leadership.
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