The COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing dashboard is an interactive analytics tool that provides you with the insights necessary to drive employee wellbeing at all levels of your organization. The dashboard allows you to:
Please click here for more information regarding the COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing pulse survey series or to view the survey model and related survey questions.
IMPORTANT: A COVID-19 pulse survey is associated to the email address that was entered as part of Step 1 when setting up the survey by means of the pulse survey wizard. To view the survey results of a different survey, you will first have to log out of the analytics dashboard by clicking on your login name in the menu bar and selecting the Sign Out option, and then you will have to log in again by entering the email address that was used to register the survey that you want to access.
The main functions of the COVID-19 analytics dashboard are summarized in the image below and described in more detail in the following sections:
1. | Log out or change password - click on your login name in the menu bar and select the Change Password option to change or reset your password, or on the Sign Out option to sign out of the dashboard if you would like to log in with different login details. |
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2. | Side panel menu items - click on the Summary or Survey trends sub-menu items to navigate to the page. | |
3. | Select dataset - select the pulse survey dataset to be loaded (see the Selecting a Survey Dataset section below for more). | |
4. | Set a business unit filter - set a filter to view the survey results of one or more business units (see the Setting a Business Unit Filter section below for more). | |
5. | Print/PDF - saves a PDF file of the survey results based on the current business unit filter setting. Open the PDF report to print it. | |
6. | Help - opens the technical guide and help file content in a separate window. | |
7. | Expand questions - click on the arrow to expand (display) or collapse (hide) the survey questions of a survey topic or driver. | |
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Sampling error - hover with your mouse over the sampling error icon for a window with more details regarding the sampling error to come up. The sampling error is an indication of the extent or margin of error to which a particular survey sample represents the views and opinions of the group being surveyed. A sampling error of below 5% is generally viewed as acceptable, and up to 10% as marginal. A sampling error of more than 10% is an indication that the survey results may not be adequately representative of the business unit or team that was surveyed, and that the results should be interpreted and used with caution. Click here for more information about sampling errors. |
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9. | Survey participation - shows the number of respondents (sample size) and the total number of employees (population) for the organization or the selected business unit. | |
10. | Survey score - the average score of all the responses for a survey question or survey topic/driver, calculated out of a hundred; click here for an explanation of how the survey scores are calculated. | |
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Survey distribution - the number of survey responses for each of the Likert options, with the Positive (dark green) bar representing the number of respondents who selected the Agree Strongly Likert option, and the Negative (red) bar representing the respondents who selected the Disagree Strongly option. The number of respondents who selected the Not Applicable (N/A) option will also be shown where appropriate. |
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12. | Benchmark score - compare your organization or business unit's survey scores with the global average scores of all the COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing surveys done to date. The arrows and numbers in brackets above the benchmark scores indicate whether the organization or business unit's survey scores are higher (green arrow) or lower (red arrow) than the benchmark score. |
The COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing survey model comprises of a number of survey themes/topics and related survey questions. The survey model will be adapted and extended over time to reflect the impact of the pandemic on the way we work. A number of pulse surveys with different permutations of survey questions will be made available on a regular basis, e.g. Pulse#1 Transitioning Way of Work (see illustration below).
A pulse survey can be conducted at organizational or business unit level by means of a survey project, and can be repeated any number of times. To uniquely identify a pulse survey project, the date of the survey project will be appended to the name of the pulse survey.
To load and display the survey results of a pulse survey and one or more survey projects:
The results of a selected pulse survey can be viewed per survey theme/topic and survey question in the Summary page. The survey results of one or more pulse surveys and related projects will be displayed by means of trend graphs in the Survey trends page:
To selectively display the survey responses of one or more units and sub-units, open the Unit/sub-unit filter dialogue by clicking on the business unit dropdown field in the side panel or at the top of page, and check one or more business units in the list. Click on the Apply button to update the analytics dashboard with the survey results of the selected business units, on the All button to select all business units, on the Clear button to unselect all business units, or on the Close button to close the Unit/sub-unit filter dialogue.
The Summary page will provide you with an convenient overview of the selected pulse survey's results, and will also allow you to drill down into the survey results of individual survey questions. Survey results can be displayed for a specific pulse survey and/or for one or more business units. Click on the Selecting a Survey Dataset menu item in the side panel for more on selecting pulse surveys and survey projects. The results of one or more business units can also be displayed as a comparison to the organizational survey scores - click on the Setting a Business Unit Filter menu item in the side panel for more on setting a unit/sub-unit filter. The global average scores of all the COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing surveys done to date are shown as a benchmark score (click here for more on this).
The first part of the Summary page will focus on the state (outcomes) of organizational wellbeing in your organization or business unit. The state of organizational wellbeing is measured with a number of carefully selected survey questions, and is shown in the analytics dashboard as an Index score (out of 100). The Index dial uses the average scores for the Index survey questions, with thresholds as follows:
The average scores of the Index for the organisation and business units are shown in the next panel, as well as the sampling errors, survey participation numbers, distribution of survey responses and the benchmark scores (click here for more on this). Click on the arrow to expand the panel and to show all the survey questions that were used to measure the index. The index can be remeasured by repeating the same pulse survey on a regular basis, e.g. bi-weekly, to track the fluctuations in your employee wellbeing. The index may also be remeasured as part of the phased pulse surveys to be released in due course.
If business units were defined during Step 1 of the survey wizard, the Index scores will be displayed per business unit by means of a color-coded heatmap. The business units that scored the highest and lowest for the overall Index or for each of the survey questions will be highlighted in shades of green (highest scoring) and pink/burgundy (lowest scoring). Please note that to protect the anonymity of the respondents, the survey scores of business units with fewer than four (4) responses will not be displayed.
The pulse surveys also measure the drivers or factors that contribute to or impact the organizational wellbeing of your organization or business unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. The average scores for the drivers are summarized in the bar graph at the top of the panel, followed by a breakdown of the scores of the different drivers for the organization and the business units (if a business unit filter has been set). The global average scores of all the COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing surveys done to date are shown as a benchmark score (click here for more on this).
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Scroll down to the General panel to view the open-ended comment-type survey responses (if any). The total number of open-ended responses will be displayed as well as the totals for each of the open-ended questions. Please note that to protect the anonymity of the respondents, open-ended responses will not be displayed for business units with fewer than eight (8) responses.
Click on the arrow at the right of the open-ended question bar to open the Text Analytics panel and view the open-ended responses. The Text Analytics panel will allow you to view any qualitative comments to open-ended questions, filter by business units, and to do keyword searches.
The responses will be sorted from high to low according to keyword frequency. An English dictionary is used to group similar keywords and to exclude stop words in the English language, e.g. 'and' or 'the'. A future release will make provision for thematic and/or sentiment analysis.
Keywords will be listed in a keyword list as well as in a word cloud, and will be sorted from high to low (keyword list) and large to small (word cloud). To select a keyword, simply click on it in the keyword list or word cloud. The Comments table will be updated with the responses that contain the selected keyword, also sorted from high to low frequency.
The responses can also be filtered according to one or more words that have been entered into the search field. Searches can include more than one word, separated by spaces (e.g. performance bonus), and can also include parts of a word (e.g. perform will find perform, performs, performed, performance and more). Uncheck the Exact match option to do a partial search, e.g. for all open-ended responses that contain the word 'perform'.
If business units were defined during Step 1 of the survey wizard, the Driver scores will be displayed per business unit in a color-coded heatmap. The business units that scored the highest and lowest for the Drivers combined, or for each of the individual Drivers, will be highlighted in shades of green (highest scoring) and pink/burgundy (lowest scoring). Please note that to protect the anonymity of the respondents, the survey scores of business units with fewer than four (4) responses will not be displayed.
The number of respondents (sample size) and the total number of employees (population) for the organization and the business units is displayed in the Survey Participation section of the analytics dashboard. The sampling errors for the organization as well as the business units is also shown. The sampling error is an indication of the extent or margin of error to which a particular survey sample represents the views and opinions of the group being surveyed. Click here for more information about sampling errors.
Survey trends page uses trend graphs to show trends in the survey scores per survey theme/topic and survey question over a period of time. Survey results can be displayed for either a single pulse survey or for all the available pulse surveys. Click on the Selecting a Survey Dataset menu item in the side panel for more on selecting pulse surveys and survey projects. The results of one or more business units can also be displayed as a comparison to the organizational survey scores - click on the Setting a Business Unit Filter menu item in the side panel for more on setting a unit/sub-unit filter. The global average scores of all the COVID-19 Organizational Wellbeing surveys done to date are shown as a benchmark score (click here for more on this).