Is workplace wellbeing actually working for you?
This survey is completely anonymous and takes about 5 minutes. Your responses are confidential and only shared as a group summary. Unlike surveys that ask about perks or stress levels, this one goes deeper: how confident you feel in looking after yourself, what gets in the way, and what would genuinely make a difference.
Just for grouping. Your answers stay anonymous.
This is only used to group responses by company. Your individual answers are completely anonymous.
Before we look at what your company offers, let's be honest about where you are right now.
Not what you tell people at work. How you actually feel most days.
Pick the area that weighs on you most.
Be honest. These are the barriers that matter. Select up to 3.
Not whether you want to. Whether you actually know what to do.
This is your space. No judgement, no names attached.
Your company probably spends thousands on wellbeing. Let's see if any of it is landing.
Tick anything available to you, even if you've never used it.
Be honest about real usage, not just availability.
Tick everything that rings true.
You've told us how you're doing and what's available. Now the harder question: what happens if nothing changes?
Look ahead. What feels most likely for you, your team, and the business?
Think about the real culture, not just what's on the company website.
Enough about problems. If you could design the support yourself, what would it look like?
Imagine these were fully funded by your company. Drag to reorder, or use the arrows.
Imagine actually feeling healthier, more energised, and supported at work.
Pick what would genuinely help, not what sounds nice on paper.
Think about how you really learn and build habits.
Nearly there. This last section shapes what actually gets built.
Be honest. This shapes what actually gets offered.
Your honesty here helps shape something people would actually want.
Think about a commitment you could actually keep.
Select everything that fits how you live and work.
This goes directly into the group summary. No names attached.
Thank you for taking the time to be honest. Most people never get asked how they really feel at work. You just changed that.
Every response gets combined into a group summary -- no names, no fingerprints. Just honest patterns that show leadership what's really happening.
When enough people have spoken, your organisation gets a clear picture of what's working, what's not, and where to invest. Real change starts with real honesty -- and you've just done your part.