Are you trying to figure out what Check-in questions to ask your organization or team? Look no further! 15Five's Question bank is a collection of handpicked and research-backed questions to help you generate innovative solutions, uncover hidden roadblocks, build a great culture, and more.
In this article, you will learn...
Access and availability
βοΈ Required access to Check-ins and the "Manage questions" page.
π₯ This article is relevant to all roles.
π¦ This feature is available in the Perform, Legacy Focus, and Total Platform pricing packages.
Note
Permissions for creating questions are as follows: account administrators can create questions for anyone, group admins can create questions for group members, and direct managers can create questions for their direct reports. If you do not have account admin, group admin, or direct manager permissions in 15Five, you will see a 403 error when attempting to access the Question bank.
Add question bank questions to Check-ins
Tip
Click here to access a doc containing all available question bank questions.
- Click on the "Settings" gear in the top, right-hand corner of 15Five.
- Select "Check-in questions" from the dropdown.
- Click Question bank in the top navigation bar.
- Next, use the search bar and filters at the top of the screen to find the question you want to ask. You can also view a full list of question bank questions here.
- Filter by category to pull a list of questions aligned around specific topics ranging from culture to engagement to recognition and appreciation.
- Filter by question type to pull a list of either only text questions or only metric questions.
- Click the Set up button next to the question you'd like to add to Check-ins.
- You'll be directed to the 'Create a new question' screen. customize question settings as needed, then click Create new question. For more information about what question settings mean, refer to our "Manage Check-in questions" Help Center article.
Tip
We recommend only adding up to five questions to individual Check-ins so Check-ins don't get too long. 15Five's name is derived from the idea that Check-ins should take around 15 minutes for employees to fill out, and managers should take around five minutes to review an employee's Check-in. You can see a list of all questions that appear or will appear on a person's Check-in for a specific reporting period using question preview.
Check out these additional resources β¬οΈ
- Document π: 15Five Question Bank Library
- Help Center article π‘: Manage Check-in questions
- Help Center article π‘: Create and manage a question queue
- Help Center article π‘: Interact with Question preview
- Video π₯: Create Check-in questions (5 min)
- Guide π: 60 Powerful Questions to Unlock Your Teamβs Potential