Pulse surveys

Helping you understand your performance

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Written by Laura Heo
Updated over a week ago

Who is this article for?

Everyone

After you finish this article, you will be able to:

  • Explain what pulse surveys are for

  • Complete regular pulse surveys

What are pulse surveys?

Pulse surveys are regular, voluntary, identified (not anonymous) surveys that Everperform asks you to complete to measure your performance.

Pulse surveys measure your subjective performance across three dimensions:

  1. Wellbeing

  2. Productivity

  3. Relationships

At Everperform, we believe that these factors all contribute to your performance at work. By measuring these factors, you can understand what drives performance for you, and collaborate with your manager to maximise your performance.

How to complete a pulse survey

You will receive an email notification when a new pulse survey is available. You can also find pulse surveys under the Pulse tab in your Everperform app:

To complete a pulse survey:

  1. Navigate to the pulse survey via the link in your email or the the Pulse tab in your Everperform app

  2. Complete the pulse survey within the defined time frame

    • You may choose to add comments, which you will be able to view in your Performance Passport and Observations page

  3. Submit the pulse survey

Your pulse survey responses will be available in your Performance Passport after the pulse survey closes.

Who has access to your pulse survey responses

Your pulse survey responses are visible to:

  • Your line manager

  • Partners and directors

  • System administrators

Your responses may also be made available to other relevant individuals such as project managers, temporary supervisors, or your organisation's human resources or people advisory team.

How to make the most of pulse surveys

Pulse surveys are an excellent opportunity to reflect on your performance. They are also a great way to communicate with your manager in addition to your regular check-ins.

You may choose to discuss with your manager the trends you observe in your own performance, or some of your reflections from your pulse surveys.

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