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Why measure employee engagement?

Measuring employee engagement with an effective, proven measurement tool will provide your organization with a snapshot of the current landscape. It will identify areas of strength, weakness, and what the specific drivers of engagement are for your organization. In addition, when surveying with TalentMap, our clients receive Benchmark data of comparable organizations so that you not only get an idea of how your organization is performing, you get a sense of how it is doing compared to others of a similar nature which will help provide context and focus.

High engagement levels help to increase an employee's odds of success. Teams that get engagement right improve their odds of having higher performance on the important outcomes organizations care about most. When comparing top-performing teams against bottom-performing teams the average differences are:

10% higher customer ratings
22% greater profitability
21% greater productivity
25% less turnover (low-turnover organizations)
65% less turnover (high-turnover organizations)
48% fewer safety incidents
28% less shrinkage (theft by employees)
37% less absenteeism
41% fewer patient safety incidents
42% fewer quality defects

The statistics show that the greater the percentage of engaged employees and teams in your organization, the more likely it is to meet – and potentially exceed – its business goals.

Updated on: 05/16/2020

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