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As providers of employee experience software, we get to work with organizations that really care about employee engagement. And we have the pleasure of seeing the fruits of their labor: higher-than-ever engagement scores.
Instead of keeping those warm n’ fuzzies all to ourselves, we decided it’s time to send a Good Vibe to all these amazing organizations and Workleap Officevibe customers.
Today’s the day. We’ve scanned all the overall engagement scores in our database and we’re ready to share the top 60 Employee Experience Leaders!
Wondering what they did to top our charts? Stick around to learn what metrics you should be tracking and score tips from these leaders on how to boost these metrics yourself!
Selection methodology: How did we create this list?
We underwent a rigorous process to select our winners for our Spring 2024 Employee Experience Leaders. To be considered for the list, organizations needed to fulfill the following criteria:
- Minimum 10 Workleap Officevibe users
- At least three months using Workleap Officevibe
- Minimum 30% engagement rate
To level the playing field, the Spring 2024 Employee Experience Leader list features the top 20 organizations with the highest engagement score segmented by their total Workleap Officevibe users. These segments include: 0-99 users; 100-999 users; and 1000+ users resulting in a total list of 60 leaders.
The selection was based on organizations with the highest overall engagement score during our capture date (April 10th, 2024) within their Workleap Officevibe network.
We’re excited to make this a recurring program and we hope to see you on our next list!
Meet our Spring 2024 Employee Experience Leaders
From SMBs to enterprise companies, these organizations know a thing or two about employee engagement! (Can we give them all a round of applause?! 👏)
Accesa DocplannerNintexAccessible Career Options (ACO)EDF in the UKNordeusAgency Performance Partners EK Financial Group ParalucentAgendrix Elva Group Payology a Check21 companyAIA Shared Services – SG Contact Centre EST GroupPinnacle RehabAKIND: All companies Goodwin Investment AdvisoryPremier Wealth PartnersAlythia GrandPad Promutuel Assurance Amilia Groupe Conseils MCGRimac Seguros y Reaseguros Axur Health NestSiteMinder Beneva High Speed Training smartAR Group Better Business Bureau serving the Heart of Texas iCoreConnect IT Snap Finance BioScript Solutions Independent Insurance Agents of North CarolinaTantus Technologies, Inc. BlueLight Analytics INTURSA TaxAudit Call Design North AmericaKLGTELUS Business Customer Experience team CentriaMarginEdgeTixelCogecoMcFarland PLLC TransatComputacenter Romania McKesson Canada U.S. Venture Crum & Forster Mortgage Professionals CanadaUBT (GAP) CyberCX MultichoiceUpGuardWorkleap Officevibe Employee Experience Leader Spring 2024 in alphabetical order
Employee engagement: What it is and how to measure it
Employee engagement isn't just a buzzword; it's the fuel that propels businesses forward. But if you’re in HR, this isn’t new news. You know that when your team is engaged, they're not just punching in and out—they're excited about their work, deeply connected to the company's mission, and eager to make meaningful contributions.
But measuring employee engagement is like navigating a labyrinth. It's not just about tallying up happy faces; it's about gauging the emotional investment employees have in their roles and the organization.
So, how do you accurately measure something as dynamic and multifaceted as employee engagement?
That’s where a science-backed employee engagement survey comes in handy. At Workleap Officevibe, our automated pulse survey tool provides an overall engagement score––and breaks the score down into 10 key metrics––making it easier for HR leaders to measure and pinpoint what’s going well and what needs improvement.
Today, we’re sharing those 10 metrics with you––as well as tips on how to boost them within your own organization from our Spring 2024 Employee Experience Leaders.
1. Recognition
The Recognition metric represents perceptions of an organization’s culture of appreciation. When people feel valued for their contributions, they’re more inclined to keep contributing! To properly manage this metric, we recommend tracking the quality and frequency of recognition.
2. Feedback
The Feedback metric considers the two-way flow of feedback between employees and the organization. Ideally, you’ll want a balance between the feedback an employee receives and the feedback they give to an organization. A high score will indicate a culture of openness and that people care about improving as individuals and as an organization.
3. Happiness
The Happiness metric helps gauge the overall mood and morale at an organization. Do your people feel good about walking into the workplace each day? Do they feel like they have work-life balance? These are the questions that the Happiness metric can help answer.
4. Personal Growth
The Personal Growth metric monitors people’s perceptions towards their roles, responsibilities, and contributions. If you’re sensing that your people are not motivated or committed to their role, try digging into the submetrics—autonomy, mastery, and purpose—to hear what may be holding them back.
5. Satisfaction
The Satisfaction metric reflects how content people are with compensation, performance practices, work environment, and roles at their organization. As you can see, there are a lot of layers to this metric. While a high score is the goal, don’t forget to peel back the layers to ensure there are no lagging submetrics. If there are, that’s okay! Consider it an area of opportunity for next quarter.
6. Wellness
The Wellness metric represents stress levels and whether employees feel supported in leading a healthy lifestyle. To reduce absenteeism and enhance productivity, it’s important to make sure your people feel rested and cared for. Asking qualitative survey questions can be a great way to get ideas on how to build out your wellness program.
7. Ambassadorship
The Ambassadorship metric measures employees’ willingness to advocate for their organization, as well as products or services. Internal champions are a great way to build brand awareness. Track this metric to understand what you can do to grow your organization’s name from within!
8. Relationship with Manager
The Relationship with Manager metric provides a birds-eye view of employee-manager relationships at your organization. This metric is crucial to track because it highly impacts an employee’s job satisfaction, performance, and retention.
Don’t rush reading over this data—there are oodles of insights you can pull from this metric! We also recommend reviewing the scores from different teams and departments to ensure strong leadership exists across the organization.
9. Relationship with Peers
The Relationship with Peers metric represents the interconnectedness within and between teams. Positive relationships among coworkers are very important for boosting emotional investment in your organization. If scores are low, work with your people managers to incorporate more opportunities for team building and connection.
10. Alignment
The Alignment Metric tracks employees’ alignment with their organization’s vision, mission, and values. Alignment is crucial for long-term engagement. To ensure everyone continues to move forward in the same direction, look for ways to keep the business’ mission, vision, and values top of mind.
Are you our next EX leader?
Now that you know what metrics we’re measuring to compile our list of top employee experience leaders, you’re probably thinking: How do I stack up?
Find answers in Workleap Officevibe's Spring 2024 Employee Engagement Benchmark Report. Access benchmarks for all 10 key metrics––as well as eNPS and overall engagement scores.
It’s hot off the press, so don’t wait another minute!
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