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Can you refuse to take part in work surveys.

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Userxxxxx · 13/09/2022 18:36

Hi,

I was recently embroiled in a little bother responding to what I thought was a harmless enough survey, those 360 feedback /pulse type surveys largely done by medium/larger firms - where as an employee you can raise things confidentially (although as it was explained during orientation) the manager has some idea who's said what. I did not fully appreciate the survey goes over the immediate line manager to their Manager and thinking back now, perhaps couple of my comments should have been raised as a grievance but when I started the survey was made out to be some helpful tool but to my mind isn't so, especially after a couple of emails then received over it.

In a cold sweat having found out new employer does these too, when the time comes do you think I could just avoid it or do you just err on neutral on all everytime (but I have a feeling that can still weaken score?)

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LondonQueen · 13/09/2022 18:48

I hate these too, they're not anonymous at all, you can tell from your role, age range, years of experience etc who you are, I just put all the comments as neutral on mine.

Welshrarebitontoast · 13/09/2022 19:52

They are never anonymous. If you are 30-35, work part time in x dept it doesn’t take a genius to work out.

Either don’t fill it in (I assume you get sent an email with a link) or just reply “tend to agree” or whatever neutral option you are given.

Total bollocks that never gets actioned or makes any real changes.

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