EnERGize: Using ERGs to Drive Engagement in a Virtual Work Environment

You've implemented engagement surveys. You've measured belonging. You've even created action plans. But something's still missing. Despite your best efforts, certain belonging challenges remain stubbornly hidden, preventing your organization from realizing the full benefits of an inclusive workplace. The missing piece? Psychological safety – specifically, the ability for employees to share candid feedback without fear of negative consequences. According to PwC's Global Culture Survey, many employees don't feel comfortable providing unfiltered feedback through traditional channels. This "psychological safety gap" means critical belonging barriers remain invisible to leadership. As we explored in our article on turning belonging data into action, effective implementation requires accurate and complete insights. This week, we'll examine how Pulsely's Anonymous Chat feature bridges the psychological safety gap, providing organizations with the missing insights needed to create truly inclusive workplaces.

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You've measured belonging across your organization. The data shows clear patterns and trouble spots. Your leadership team has reviewed the results. Now what? If that question sounds familiar, you're not alone. According to McKinsey research, 70% of organizational change programs fail to achieve their goals. For belonging initiatives specifically, Deloitte's Human Capital Trends report found that while 79% of organizations identify belonging as important, only 13% report being effective at implementing related initiatives. As we explored in our article on continuous belonging measurement, gathering data provides invaluable insights. But measurement without action is just data collection. The organizations seeing real ROI from belonging initiatives are those that have mastered what we call the "implementation gap." This week, we'll explore a practical framework for turning belonging insights into meaningful change, drawing from both research and our experience helping organizations create more inclusive workplaces.

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