This article is part of Effectory's resources on the results dashboard. For a video on how to use the dashboard, please refer to this article.
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This article contains:
- How to access the results dashboard
- The overview page
- The icons in each tile
- An explanation for each tile
Accessing the results dashboard
If you follow the link in the email that notifies you that your results are ready, you will be taken directly to the results dashboard.
Alternatively, follow these steps:
- Log into My Effectory.
- Go to the project in which the survey was launched.
- On the survey page, find the Results tile.
- In the Results tile, click on the survey you want to see the results for.
> The results dashboard opens.
The overview page
- provides you with the main results in the blink of an eye
- is dynamic
- differs per survey, based on both questions and themes in your survey
- can be adjusted in what insights it shows by using the navigation at the top:
The icons in each tile
- Pin icon The pin icon allows users to pin interesting or relevant scores that can later be used to create an action plan.
- i-symbol By clicking on the information icon, you are provided with more in-depth information
- Arrow symbol This arrow indicates that there are correlating questions linked to a theme. By clicking on the arrow, you can find an overview of the correlating questions.
The tiles
The Engagement tile
The engagement theme score shows the degree to which your employees are inspired and energized by their work.
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The eNPS tile
The Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) tile shows how your employees answered the question "How likely is it that you would recommend your organization as an employer to others?". It displays the overall eNPS score, as well as the percentage of respondents divided into three groups:
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The Themes tile
If your survey consists of 3 or more themes, the theme scores will be displayed on a web graph:
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The Feel-good topics & Your employees' ideas tiles:
This tile shows the answers to the questions:
You can switch between the two views using the gear icon.
What do the percentages mean? The percentages tell you how many respondents selected these topics when asked what they were proud of or what needed improvement. Note that the percentages can add up to more than 100% as respondents can choose more than one topic.
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The Response rate tile
This tile shows the percentage of employees invited to the survey who have completed the survey. The tile also shows a comparison of your survey's response rate with the response rate of the benchmark and, if applicable, the response rate of the previous survey.
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The Highest & Lowest scores tiles
These two tiles show the specific survey questions that your group scored most positively on (Highest scores) or most negatively on (Lowest scores).
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The Retention tile
The retention score shows the percentage of your employees who are not looking for a job elsewhere and are thus willing to stay with your organization.
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The Workload tile
The workload score shows the percentage of employees that find their level of workload good and are thereby indicating that they are happy with their workload and that they are experiencing a healthy work-life balance.
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The Well-being tile
The well-being score shows you how your employees answered the question I am able to maintain a good balance between working and relaxing. High scores on well-being tell you that your employees focus sufficiently on their recovery and relaxation as well as on their work.
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The World-class Workplace label
If you participate at World-class Workplace, an additional tile will show you whether you have been awarded the label.
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Important: Groups with less than 5 respondents
To protect the respondents' confidentiality, groups with less than 5 respondents will not see the full results.
For groups with at least 3 respondents, the What goes well & What you can improve tiles are visible on the overview page (Provided that one or more questions have a relevant positive or negative difference from the organizational average). See this article for more information.
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