Engagement Assessment Conversation Guide

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Engagement Assessment Conversation Guide Use the following questions to assess direct reports’ attitudes/experiences around engagement drivers and identify possible signs of disengagement. 1. What were your career objectives upon joining the company? How have these changed during your tenure? What progress have you made against them? Red Flags: Negativity/frustration around goal progress Lack of defined career objectives Objectives became less ambitious over time Employee unsure how to pursue career objectives in the organization Employee hesitant to discuss* 2. What types of incentives do/would you value most in terms of rewards and recognition for work excellence? Disbelief/sarcasm around idea of the company rewarding/recognizing employees Anger/frustration 3. Do you feel recognized for your accomplishments? How have you been recognized in the past? Red Flags: Anger/frustration Employee unable to think of any examples Employee hesitant to discuss* *Hesitancy to discuss a particular topic may indicate fear of voicing negative opinions on the topic, or lack of knowledge around the topic (potentially as a result of the company/manager failing to inform them). Lack of knowledge (as indicated through hesitancy or the inability to elaborate) can be a strong indicator that the employee does not understand their role, their connection to organizational success, or the development opportunities/career paths available to them, all of which contribute significantly to employee engagement. © 2009 The Corporate Executive Board Company. All Rights Reserved.

Employee not aware of potential career paths 4. Where would you like to go within the company? What career paths interest you? Red Flags: Employee not aware of potential career paths Employee not able to articulate where they want to go Employee does not seem interested in movement within the company Employee hesitant to discuss* 5. How supportive do you feel the company has been of employees’ work-life balance? How has the company been supportive? Anger/frustration Employee unable to elaborate on company support 6. How are things going with (your team, project X, etc.)? Red Flags: Anger/frustration Lack of interest/awareness Employee hesitant to discuss* 7. What factors would influence your decision to stay with the company long-term? Employee desire to stay would require significant change in current conditions such as: Work-life balance Development opportunities Daily work/team Organizational culture © 2009 The Corporate Executive Board Company. All Rights Reserved.