If your employer asked you to sign a survey regarding your place of employment, would you?

[Tuesday Afternoon]

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[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Only if it were anonymous...

Shhhhhhh...

[Tuesday Afternoon]

2. this one is online and it has a code number that corresponds with your name. you have to key

in your number to gain access to the survey ...

[pipi_k]

3. Depends

on what the survey question(s) is/are.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

4. have to key in the access code which corresponds with my name to find out what is on the survey ...

stuck.

[pipi_k]

14. Tricky bastards!

Well in that case, I would not answer the survey

[Incitatus]

5. Yes

I've had company surveys in the past. I gave the answers I knew they wanted. It wasn't hard to figure out, great company, great management, great training, etc. etc.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

6. thing is - since all our names have a corresponding number -- they will know who did and who

Didn't Take IT ... sheesh.

I just hate to fucking lie.

[Incitatus]

7. I don't care for lying either.

But the owners are right wingers to whom I'm nothing but a number on a spreadsheet. I don't doubt they've dealt plenty of lies to customers and employees. If I'm expected to cover up some kind of wrongdoing, that would be one thing. Embellishing a company survey is no big deal to me.

[ohiosmith]

8. Of course!

[kcass1954]

9. They did our employee surveys like that last year.

I work for a really big company that does employee surveys every 2-3 years. Previously, the surveys were done on paper, unsigned. When I started there, we got an postage-paid envelope to mail them back to the independent survey company. Then they had a box for us to drop them in. But always, there was no way to track the surveys.

Last year, they did it online. "Don't worry, there's no way for us to track you. The survey link and your passcode will be emailed to you directly from XYZ Inc." Right. The link and passcode came in my email as promised. My corporate email.

[bigwillq]

10. We've had to do several

in the years with my company.
Some were confidential, some weren't.

I voted Yes to this poll.

[olddots]

11. Only if they feed me .

and no cheapo franchise food.

[Kali]

12. not really

what a shitty thing to do to employees, but that seems to be the world now. I guess I would open the file and look at the questions (or find out what the penalties/consequences for not doing it are) and go from there.

the corporate version of "do I look fat in this outfit?"

[orleans]

13. seems like when companies do crap like that they are not really interested in

honest answers
they're looking at the employees--their "yes men" and that includes who did & didn't fall in line and take the survey.

i'd say that if you want the job/need the job and want to keep things happy go ahead and take the survey and make sure you answer it the way you are expected to.

look at it this way--it's like when your girlfriend's mom had her hair done at the beauty parlor--in a new style.
she may have looked freakin weird but you told her you either liked her hair or that it looked nice.
you were nice. you were polite.

so for your survey answers, don't think of them as lying.
think of your answers as being polite.

and then let it go....