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- 1. Committee Andre Lovelle Allyssa Seider Debby Rouse Gaspar Martinez Jennifer Wise Pauline Shoemaker Stacey Bravo HR Employee Opinion Survey Results and Feedback March 23, 2010
Editor's Notes
- Introduce the committee
- Read the questions Thank those who participated in giving feedback Overlook on the process in which we received and compiled data
- - Explain the importance of identifying the positive What’s working? These are the processes, methods, and/or resources that are currently helpful relating to communication and interaction between peers. TOP EIGHT! Monthly Division meetings Employees are appreciative of their co-workers. They feel that they’re experienced, knowledgeable, and willing to assist others. Some departments have provided desk reference manuals to outline processes and procedures. Some departments have implemented regular meetings and training sessions. One-on-one scheduled meetings with managers and/or directors. The creation and maintenance of the :Mdrive Most felt that on an intradepartmental level, the effectiveness of communication was good and that there was a high level of trust. 100 Day Challenge- it encourages and motivates people among the division to interact with one another.
- What’s not working? On the opposite side of the spectrum these are the processes, methods, and/or resources that could be improved, altered, or added. All were reviewed, not all were listed.