30-Day Check-in
6 questions
Catch onboarding gaps, role-clarity issues, and support needs around a new hire's one-month mark.
Templates
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6 questions
Catch onboarding gaps, role-clarity issues, and support needs around a new hire's one-month mark.
4 questions
A short weekly pulse on mood, priorities, and blockers before the new week starts.
3 questions
Gather what went well and what to change next sprint, without booking a retro meeting.
2 questions
Collect topics from a direct report before the 1:1 so the meeting starts where it matters.
2 questions
The employee Net Promoter Score with a follow-up why, built to track the trend each quarter. Anonymous.
4 questions
Sent right after an all-hands to capture whether it landed and what to cover next time.
Joining, milestones, and leaving: the stages that shape life on the team.
3 questions
A light intro survey that helps the team learn a new hire's working style, interests, and what they want to dig into first.
6 questions
Catch onboarding gaps, role-clarity issues, and support needs around a new hire's one-month mark.
7 questions
A deeper read after the onboarding ramp on role fit, team integration, and how the first quarter has landed.
8 questions
End-of-year reflection on accomplishments, missed goals, and growth plans to kick off the review conversation.
8 questions
Departing-employee feedback that surfaces patterns over time. Runs anonymously by default so answers stay candid.
Standups, weekly check-ins, and sprint rituals that run on their own.
3 questions
Replace the daily standup meeting. Each person answers three quick questions on their own time.
4 questions
A short weekly pulse on mood, priorities, and blockers before the new week starts.
3 questions
Gather what went well and what to change next sprint, without booking a retro meeting.
3 questions
A pre-sprint readiness check so planning starts on the work, not on status updates.
3 questions
Close out the month with wins, learnings, and the next focus from every team member.
1:1s, 360s, and upward feedback for running a team and growing as a manager.
2 questions
Collect topics from a direct report before the 1:1 so the meeting starts where it matters.
5 questions
A short, regular read on engagement and support that is most useful trended over time.
7 questions
Upward feedback for managers on communication, support, and autonomy. Anonymous so reports speak freely.
8 questions
Structured peer feedback on one person, aggregated for their manager to review with them.
4 questions
Let leadership hear directly from skip-reports on alignment and what is hard to raise. Anonymous.
6 questions
A standard debrief after an interview so the loop's perspectives are easy to compare side by side.
Pulse checks on engagement, wellbeing, recognition, and inclusion.
2 questions
The employee Net Promoter Score with a follow-up why, built to track the trend each quarter. Anonymous.
3 questions
A soft-touch read on how the team is really doing. Anonymous, with room to ask for support.
6 questions
A short anonymous check on belonging, fairness, and whether people feel heard at work.
1 question
An always-open, anonymous channel for ideas, concerns, and suggestions. One question, no friction.
2 questions
Weekly peer-to-peer kudos that build a visible record of who went above and beyond.
Hybrid logistics: who is in, what people prefer, what they need to work well.
1 question
A quick weekly check on who is in which days, for desk planning and in-person collaboration.
4 questions
Gather office-day preferences and what makes in-person time worthwhile to inform hybrid policy.
3 questions
A pulse for teams mid return-to-office, capturing how the change is actually landing.
3 questions
Check whether remote and hybrid teammates have the equipment and support to work well from home.
All-hands, town halls, AMAs, and RSVPs for the moments that gather everyone.
4 questions
Sent right after an all-hands to capture whether it landed and what to cover next time.
1 question
Collect questions ahead of an all-hands or AMA, anonymously, so the best ones surface early.
1 question
Find out which topics the audience most wants covered before the next town hall.
3 questions
A combined RSVP with dietary preferences and t-shirt size for any team event.
1 question
Find a meeting time that works for everyone. Add your own time slots before sending.
Training, IT support, and the software the team relies on.
4 questions
A quality check after a training session that surfaces what to improve next time.
2 questions
A two-question satisfaction check sent after a support ticket is resolved.
3 questions
Run before a renewal to see which tools people actually use and what can be cut.
3 questions
A recurring pulse during a new tool or AI rollout to track usage, value, and what would help.
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