New Hire Survey Guide

New hire surveys often have low response rates due to a lack of confidence in the survey's confidentiality or a lack of understanding of how the data will be used.
New hire data may be collected and reviewed, but it is not shared across HR or with business leaders for analysis and action planning to make changes or improvements.
New hire survey data analysis is often done in a silo, without examining other employee survey results such as engagement or exit for consistent themes or insights.

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Critical Insight

Identify and address organizational challenges that, if left unresolved, can lead to higher turnover, higher talent acquisition costs, and lower engagement and performance.
Focus on the insights the data reveals and identify action plan initiatives to improve HR programs and leader behaviors that impact new hire engagement.
Source qualitative data to understand the context behind the results and action plan with greater impact.

Impact and Result

Demonstrate the organization both values and leverages feedback from new hires to improve the employee experience.

New Hire Survey Guide Research & Tools

1. Determine the approach

Establish the survey goals and stakeholder roles, review the employee survey landscape, identify where data can inform HR programs, and determine timing.

2. Prepare to implement

Confirm the accuracy of HR data, draft messaging for participants, launch the new hire survey, and plan for monitoring, analyzing, and action planning.

3. Analyze results and action plan

Analyze the survey data, meet with HR program owners to identify and plan actions, communicate initiatives, and track your progress.

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Guided Implementation 1: Determine the approach

Call 1: Establish your survey’s goals and stakeholder roles, review the employee survey landscape, identify where data can inform HR programs, and determine timing.