Develop an Engagement Program Strategy 

A step-by-step guide to replacing your routine engagement survey with a robust engagement strategy 

Are your employee engagement surveys doing more harm than good? 

When engagement surveys aren’t followed by meaningful action and communication, they can erode employee trust and intensify employee disengagement. While HR can get the ball rolling with an engagement survey, it’s up to leadership to act on the feedback gathered. 

Engaged employees don’t just feel happy or even simply satisfied with their roles – they’re energized, passionate, and invested in the organization. But building that engagement takes more than the occasional survey – organizations must develop a deliberate engagement strategy that is driven by leadership, responsive to feedback, and action-focused. 

Use McLean & Company’s step-by-step research to:

    • Overcome the obstacles to boosting and maintaining employee engagement.
    • Assess your organization’s readiness and approach to leader-driven engagement.
    • Design and implement a strategy that defines, measures, communicates, and acts on employee engagement.
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