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Create better surveys and spot insights quickly with built-in AI.

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Work Engagement Survey Template

SurveyMonkey is rated 4.5 out of 5 from 18,000+ reviews on G2.com

Do you know how employees in your organization feel about their colleagues and their jobs? How do they rate their motivation and willingness to improve? Our work engagement pulse survey allows you to gather insights about workplace morale, understand what motivates people, and learn how to tailor your team’s training and guidance to your workforce’s needs.

Pulse surveys are short surveys regularly distributed to assess a specific topic. They usually have 10 or fewer questions, making them more convenient and easier for employees to answer. You should aim to send work engagement pulse surveys every three to six months to help pinpoint and track issues affecting employees’ motivation and workplace morale. 

Lack of motivation and engagement can take a toll on an organization. Do employees feel their work colleagues can push through when work gets difficult? How focused are employees on their job duties? How easily do people in the workplace accept change? 

Use this template – and even customize it for your organization —so that you can understand how engaged your employees are.

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Out-of-the-box themes, accessible color palettes, custom fonts, branding, and more.

Collect survey responses via email, website, SMS, social media, QR codes, offline, and more.

Automatic results summaries, filters, custom dashboards, crosstab reports, text analysis, & more.

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Read about our customers, explore webinars, and get guides on collecting feedback in your industry.

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Get tips on how to create better surveys, hear the latest product news, or check out our research.

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Access tutorials on how features work, learn more about billing, and contact Customer Support.

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HR leaders can use this toolkit to help drive exceptional employee experiences.

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How HR can get executive buy-in for workplace benefits and wellness programs.

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New research on the employee experience, work-life balance, confessions of in-office and remote workers, and other workplace trends

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Understanding what employees really care about can help HR drive better employee engagement, employee retention, and wellbeing. Find out more.