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Role Scope and Involvement
Maps employees' departments, responsibilities, self-rated proficiency and satisfaction, and where their role needs support.
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Your Current Role
This survey maps what people's roles involve across the organisation. Your answers help us make work clearer and more effective for everyone.
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Which department do you work in?
Choose one:
- Finance
- Sales
- Marketing
- IT
- Customer service
- Other
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Which department is that?
Asked only when
q_department.outcome == 6Open answer
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What is your job title?
Open answer
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In a sentence or two, what is your main responsibility?
Open answer
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Which of the following are part of your role? Select all that apply.
Choose any that apply:
- Having people report to me
- Leading a team
- Managing projects
- Working directly with clients
- Administrative work
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Anything to add about these responsibilities? (optional)
Asked only when
q_responsibilities.outcome is not None and q_responsibilities.outcome > 0Open answer
Skills and Satisfaction
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How proficient do you feel in each of these areas of your role? (1 = not at all, 10 = extremely)
- Working with my team
- Technical skills
- Management skills
- Communication
- Solving problems
For each row: choose one:
- 1 - Not at all proficient
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 - Extremely proficient
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Overall, how satisfied are you with your job?
Choose one:
- Very dissatisfied
- Dissatisfied
- Neutral
- Satisfied
- Very satisfied
Feedback and Next Steps
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Where could the way we are organised or operate work better for your role? Select all that apply.
Choose any that apply:
- Information flow between departments
- Joint work across departments
- Training and development
- Clear roles and responsibilities
- Work-life balance
- None of these
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What are the main challenges you face in your role?
Open answer
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What support would help you feel more satisfied or perform better?
Open answer