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SurveyMonkey is built to handle every use case and need. Explore our product to learn how SurveyMonkey can work for you.

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Create better surveys and spot insights quickly with built-in AI.

Purpose-built solutions for all of your market research needs.

Templates

Measure customer satisfaction and loyalty for your business.

Learn what makes customers happy and turn them into advocates.

Get actionable insights to improve the user experience.

Collect contact information from prospects, invitees, and more.

Easily collect and track RSVPs for your next event.

Find out what attendees want so that you can improve your next event.

Uncover insights to boost engagement and drive better results.

Get feedback from your attendees so you can run better meetings.

Use peer feedback to help improve employee performance.

Create better courses and improve teaching methods.

Learn how students rate the course material and its presentation.

Find out what your customers think about your new product ideas.

Resources

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Human resources surveys

Use our HR survey templates to get employee feedback for better decisions

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Create better employee surveys by collaborating with your team. Plus save over individual plans.

When you provide a way for employees and human resource specialists to express their opinions, you’ll get feedback that will help you make decisions toward improving your hiring, managing, and retention policies. Ask your workforce about benefits, leadership, facilities, and job satisfaction to get insight on team morale, management effectiveness, and recruiting methods. Use one of our many human resource survey examples, or get creative and customize one to fit your specific needs. Online surveys are a great way to get in-depth, candid, and targeted information so you can make your workplace more positive and productive.

  • Performance reviews. We have several HR questionnaire templates to help you gather information about the performance of your teams, management, departments, and employees. Offer questions like, “How well does your team work with clients?” and, “How well do the members of your department communicate with each other?” to better understand individual and team dynamics, and how they affect performance in multiple situations.
  • Overall employee satisfaction. Sometimes you just need to check in with your personnel to see how they’re feeling about their job and the organization as a whole. Changes in policies, management, or benefits can mean the difference between happy, productive employees and a high turnover rate. A mixture of questions such as, “In a typical week, how often do you feel stressed at work?” and, “Do you like your employer, neither like nor dislike them, or dislike them?” can go a long way toward determining the general morale of your workplace.
  • Leadership effectiveness. Good management knows how to bring out the best in their teams. Are your leaders supportive and motivational, or could they use a little improvement? Get your teams’ opinions on management and you’ll know where you’re doing well and where you need to adjust. Sample leadership survey questions include, “How effective is the training you receive from your supervisor?” and, “How realistic are the expectations of management?”
  • Work/life balance. When employees feel they have a good work/life balance, they’re more likely to be motivated and productive. Commutes, health care, and good use of their skills and interests all play a part. Ask questions like, “In a typical week, about how much money, in U.S. dollars, do you spend on automobile fuel to commute to and from work and/or school?” and, “Is your employer’s health insurance plan better, worse, or about the same as those of other employers?” to understand the kinds of issues that contribute to a healthy work environment.

A versatile, general employee survey sample that allows participants to specify if they’d like to review the performance of a supervisor, coworker, or subordinate.

This 7-question survey focuses on the perks and benefits of your organization. Topics covered include environment, meals, and general benefits.

This 21-question survey asks an exiting employee the reason for their departures as well as experiences with leadership, working environment, and team members.

Managers can evaluate the performance of their team members with this 10-question employee survey sample. Employee attitude, knowledge, and work ethic are all covered.

Employees can rate their work satisfaction in this 14-question survey. Questions about stress levels, salary, and leadership are included.

This quick, 5-question survey focuses on how your workforce commutes and how much they spend on their commute. This is great information to have if you’re thinking of starting a commuting program.

Management as a whole is evaluated in a 14-question survey designed for employees. Questions around approachability, use of resources, skills and ability, and money management are presented.

Employees are asked to rate their department on professionalism, conflict management, communication, and more in this 14-question survey.

Individual managers are evaluated by employees in this 17-question survey focusing on availability, constructive feedback, training, decision-making skills, and more.

Team dynamics and efficiency are explored in this 14-question survey for employees. Collaboration, flexibility, professionalism, and dependability are some of the survey questions presented.

Ask recent hires and interviewees about their experience with recruiters. This 10-question survey focuses on recruiter responsiveness, professionalism, helpfulness, and friendliness.

This short, 3-question survey quickly assesses how your company uses online networking and recruiting websites to find new hires.

This is a quick, 3-question survey about the types of social media networks used by your company.

HR toolkit: Make employee experience your competitive advantage

HR leaders can use this toolkit to help drive exceptional employee experiences.

How to make a quiz online: Examples, tips, and best practices

Make a quiz online by following these 10 steps. Following these tips will take you from scratch to having a fully functioning online quiz.

What is a feedback loop? How to harness insights from customers and employees

A feedback loop helps you convert customer and employee feedback into action. Learn what a feedback loop is and how to close your feedback loop.

Employee value proposition (EVP): examples and how to write

Learn how to create a strong employee value proposition (EVP) to attract top candidates.