HeySurvey survey

Title: Exploring Open-Ended Employee Survey Questions

This survey aims to gather insights on the use, impact, and design of open-ended questions in employee surveys. Your feedback will help improve how organizations engage employees through meaningful, qualitative feedback.

Description:

Please share your thoughts about the use of open-ended questions in employee surveys, including their effectiveness, challenges, and best practices. Your responses will help us understand how to create more engaging and insightful surveys.

How frequently do you encounter open-ended questions in employee surveys at your workplace?*

Please consider surveys or feedback forms you have recently completed.

Rarely or never
Occasionally (in about 1 out of 5 surveys)
Often (in about half of the surveys)
Almost always (most surveys have open-ended questions)

In your opinion, what is the main benefit of including open-ended questions in employee surveys?*

This question explores what you believe adds value to open-ended responses.

Which of the following challenges do you think employees face when answering open-ended survey questions?*

Select all that apply.

How comfortable are you with providing honest feedback in open-ended employee survey questions?*

Please rate based on your general experience.

From Not comfortable at all to Very comfortable

What types of open-ended questions do you find most engaging or valuable in employee surveys?*

Please describe examples or question formats that encourage meaningful responses.

When designing open-ended questions for employee surveys, which focus areas do you think are most effective?*

Select all that you believe elicit useful insights.

What advice would you give to survey designers about writing open-ended employee survey questions to maximize participation and quality of responses?*

Your recommendations can help improve question clarity and engagement.

Do you believe open-ended questions influence overall employee satisfaction or engagement survey results differently than closed-ended questions?*

Please explain why or why not.