Sammie
Well-Known Member
One of my friends who works in the office told me that their group gets called in one by one and asked if there are any concerns, to please voice them to the manager face to face instead of putting it on the ERI. Isn't that kind of fudging the numbers?
After the ERI, they have a big meeting and go over the results with them, and then ask (in front of the whole group) "Anyone answered negatively to this question?" Upon which the whole group sits there and no one says a word. Must be very uncomfortable.
Yepper....
It's oh so insulting to be told how to fill this survey out and I wonder if anyone up there (hello!!!!!!!!!) realizes that this tactic leads to the worst possible scores a person could give when his or her turn comes around.
Then when the survey results come back, mgmt fills up a big chalk board with all the results and goes over them one by one, demanding to know who and why all the low scores!!!???!!!
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Can you just see them pulling these stunts with a driver or a part timer???
Me thinks the ERI needs to go back to where it came from...