Companies that are “Best Places to Work” create a clear path for career development for their employees. This is an essential element of a company aspiring to be a “best place to work.” Read our original blog post on, “11 Ways to Make Your Company a ‘Best Place to Work’.

 

Many companies encourage their employees to give and receive feedback regularly. However, it’s only natural to assume that employees are leery of expressing their true thoughts and feelings in some situations, as this could upset their boss and endanger their employment. As a result, these employees shy away from giving honest feedback, opting instead to “play it safe” in ways less likely to offend.

 

This is why an employee survey application that supports anonymous feedback is of such value to managers who are truly interested in knowing what their staff is thinking and feeling. These apps are sometimes called “pulse surveys” because they enable leaders to take the pulse of a company by assessing what its employees candidly have to say.    

 

Anonymous employee feedback tools help foster a company culture of openness, as employees know there’s a channel where they can express their true “unvarnished” opinions. 

These tools often come with data compiling and analysis capabilities enabling management to collect feedback data and get a clear picture of what it’s telling them. 

 

Five Anonymous Employee Survey platforms to consider. 

There are myriad anonymous employee survey platforms available, but here are five of the most popular:

 

Monday.com 

Monday.com is widely regarded as a top-notch feedback platform. Its user-friendly interface facilitates communication, enabling swift and efficient exchange of feedback. With customizable features and tailored feedback mechanisms, monday.com ensures the accurate capture of insights to grow an engaged and collaborative work environment.

 

Deel

Deel fosters a transparent work environment by enabling feedback exchange between team members, regardless of location. Deel empowers employees to deliver and receive real-time feedback for a work environment that’s more transparent and open.

 

WorkTango

WorkTango ensures that feedback is always meaningful and actionable. The tool uses standard templates like ‘Start, Stop, Continue’ or ‘Strengths and Opportunities’ to make it easy for all employees to provide anonymous feedback to management or each other.

 

ClearCompany 

ClearCompany is a social recognition and feedback tool that offers employee engagement tools and surveys to help organizations better interact with their employees. The anonymous feedback collected through the survey results provides valuable insights into how employees feel about their work and company.A graphic text that says, "Anonymous employee feedback tools help foster a company culture of openness"

 

Motivosity 

Motivosity allows managers to collect anonymous feedback from employees, and then place that feedback into context. With its automated insights, managers get the feedback information they need in the right place at the right time.

 

These are a few examples of employee feedback platforms that exist in today’s marketplace. We’re not advocating any particular one and encourage you to research a variety of platforms to find the best fit for your company.

 

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