Algorithm-controlled pulse
Every week, Weekli sends out a pulse consisting of ten questions to each employee. Weekli uses algorithms to give your employees a unique set of questions each week. The algorithms also evaluate and weigh in previous answers to identify which questions should be sent out next, which creates a personal and relevant pulse for each employee. If an employee gives a deviating answer to a question, related questions are asked in future pulses, so-called effect control.
Anonymity
Anonymity
Maintaining anonymity when using Weekli is very important to be able to answer the questions as honestly as possible. This could include, for example, answering questions about the quality of the leadership or if being subjected to harassment. In this case, it should not be possible for the manager to trace this answer to the specific employee, if he or she wishes to remain anonymous.
Algorithm-controlled pulse
Although it is practically impossible, it is easy to start trying to guess who said what. With the Weekli pulse, which gives each user their own set of questions, it’s impossible to guess.
Size of the team
You must have at least 5 people in your team to be able to see all the data. If there are fewer than five team members, you can see some data, but not all.
Stretching over time
The answers are weighted against the previous weeks’ answers. This means that an answer that is linked to a specific incident and person should not cause the curve to suddenly deviate, and thus be tracable to a specific person.
Manager dashboard
Analyze more!
Through Weekli, you get new data every week, which means that you as a manager can make decisions and act on constantly updated information. Keeping up to date with the group’s weekly input gives you good support in your leadership and helps you make the right decisions with higher precision.
Smart graphs
Weekli’s smart graphs show your team or organization’s data over time for each scale and dimension. Here you can compare data over time between groups and deep dive into the questions asked at a specific survey point. Also keep an eye on the three HPIs – Human Performance Indicators that measure the areas of culture, engagement and leadership in your organization.
Heatmap
Weekli’s Heatmap is a matrix structure where groups, together with scales, dimensions and HPIs are listed together. Different values give different colors so that you can easily distinguish a deviation in any area. Here you can also get an overview of the response rate and the Weekli value, a value that acts as a benchmark between groups, departments, or branches within your organization.
Insights
What are insights?
To help you as a manager to understand the data collected and how you can use it to take action, Weekli interprets the information for you in a short text. This is what we call an insight. The insights are written by psychologists and behavioral experts and are sent out to you as a manager in the form of notifications, based on your group data. Your employees also receive insights sent to them via the Weekli app, but are then based on their own data.
Correlations
The insights not only describe what your data means, they also help you understand how the scales correlate with each other and what the consequences can be if the data does not improve over time. The insights therefore help you to understand what you need to act on as manager.
Employee dashboard
Coach mode
In the app, there is a coach mode where Weekli’s chat bot asks the weekly questions, announces that new data has been received and recommends insights for the individual employee.
Data
Employees can follow the development of their own data over time through the same categories, dimensions, and scales that their manager has access to. Having access to and being able to follow their own data over time can contribute to positive self-leadership, where the employee is involved in and influence over their own development.
Notifieringar
Employees will get their own insights based on how they have answered the questions in the Weekli pulse. The insights help employees understand their data and contribute to development through action-oriented advice and recommendations.
Scientifically validated
Weekli is based on Copsoq – Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire from the University of Copenhagen. It is a science-based questionnaire that measures essential aspects of organizational and social work environment. Over 40 research reports have been written about the study. Most of the reports aim to validate the study but also discuss how to use the questionnaire to predict, for example, sickness or staff turnover in the workplace.
Weekli is based on the structure of Copsoq with a question battery, scales and dimensions. The question battery constitutes the information gathering, which is then clustered into dimensions within the psychosocial work environment. Each dimension has several scales that touch on the same area within the psychosocial work environment, but which highlight different perspectives.
In addition to scales and dimensions, Weekli also measures HPIs, Human Performance Indicators. These are clustered scales that measure the areas of culture, engagement and leadership in your organization.
Learning Management System (LMS)
In addition to the Dashboard as a tool, we also want to give you as a manager access to our digital learning platform, completely free. In the LMS, you will find courses for you as a manager to learn more about Weekli, how to navigate the platform and how you can work with the data together with your group, department or office.
In the LMS you will also find a library that provides you with data to, for example, be able to carry out the workshop “The Weekli process”. You can also find templates on how you can present relevant data from Weekli on a regular basis, or information about Weekli to send out to new employees.
Three months trial for free
Now that many organizations have switched to remote working, it is more important than ever to keep track of how employees experience their work situation. Get started with Weekli now to gain insights about your organization.
