What survey statements are included in the Manager Effectiveness engagement survey?

The Manager Effectiveness engagement survey contains eight fixed statements, each mapped to a Manager Effectiveness Competency.

Key Rules

  • Participants rate each statement on a five-point scale: strongly disagree to strongly agree.
  • Statements cannot be altered β€” they are used for benchmarking across organizations.
  • All eight statements appear in every Manager Effectiveness survey; none can be removed individually.
Survey Statement Corresponding Manager Effectiveness Competency
I understand what is expected of me at work. Setting Goals β€” prioritize work and define measurable objectives
My manager contributes to my productivity. Enabling Productivity β€” create conditions for efficient, effective work
My manager frequently provides feedback that helps me improve my performance. Giving and Receiving Feedback β€” share performance information with intent to improve
My manager effectively directs our people and resources toward our most important priorities. Demonstrating Business Acumen β€” analyze situations and develop plans across a business environment
My manager positively influences others and our culture. Influencing Others β€” affect beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors to drive organizational impact
My manager effectively balances doing work, delegating work, coaching, and influencing others. Managing Oneself β€” stay organized and productive while managing a team
My manager actively supports my career growth and development. Supporting Career Growth β€” develop knowledge, skills, and experience toward career goals
My manager values my opinions. Building Strong Teams β€” foster commitment to a common purpose and effective collaboration

Common Misunderstanding

Admins cannot customize or reorder these statements. If you need custom questions, add a separate survey to your campaign alongside the Manager Effectiveness survey.

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