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

Sarah's Monday morning started with a familiar frustration. As VP of People & Culture at a growing fintech company, she stared at three different culture assessment reports on her desk: an annual engagement survey showing 78% satisfaction, a pulse survey indicating rising stress levels, and exit interview data revealing cultural disconnect as a primary reason for turnover. Each report told a different story. Each used different metrics. None of them talked to each other. "How can our engagement be high while people are leaving because of culture issues?" she wondered. The answer lay not in the data itself, but in how it was collected – in isolated silos that prevented her from seeing the complete picture. Sarah's experience illustrates a fundamental challenge in organizational culture measurement: when assessment approaches operate in isolation, they create fragmented insights that can mislead rather than inform. As explored in our article on transforming HR data into business impact, the most valuable insights emerge when different data sources work together.

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