Imagine a workplace where your love for gardening shapes how you collaborate, or where your knack for solving family puzzles boosts your problem-solving at the office. At Happi Workplace, we believe true balance comes from understanding how a person’s characteristics – spanning work and life – intertwine with their expectations. Our Happier+ Survey™ is designed to unlock this connection, helping create environments where 95% of employees thrive. Join us on this journey to discover how our survey reveals and aligns these hidden strengths.
Chapter 1: The Hidden Threads of Who We Are Seeing Beyond the Desk
Every individual brings a unique blend of traits to work, shaped by their life outside it. Our Happier+ Survey™ (rated 9.9/10) taps into this by asking questions that bridge both worlds, guided by the ATOM Framework™. This framework views dynamic interactions, stabilizing drives, and inherent nature—allowing us to see how personal qualities influence professional performance.
These dual insights, drawn from 24 human science inputs and theories reveal how traits like adaptability or empathy cross contexts. For instance, a parent’s patience might enhance their workplace leadership, driving engagement by 15-20%
Reflection Prompt: What personal strength do you bring to work each day? Jot it down and see how it might apply to your role.
Our survey design doesn’t just identify traits—it matches them to work and life expectations. Categories like harmony (teamwork, health) and impact (influence, inclusion) assess how an employee’s outside resilience supports workplace goals, or how their need for autonomy at home translates to job satisfaction. The TruHappi Score™ then recalibrates this data, offering a 10/10 holistic view that outperforms generic tools.
A 2024 SHRM report notes that 65% of employees feel more engaged when personal and professional expectations align, a balance our surveys facilitate with a 9.5/10 customization rating.
This dual-context design transforms raw data into actionable balance. For instance, an employee’s ability to mediate family conflicts might enhance their workplace teamwork, boosting engagement by 15-20%. Meanwhile, work autonomy questions help identify flexibility needs, reducing stress by 20% (SHRM, 2024).
A 2024 APA study found that employees with integrated work-life support report 30% higher job satisfaction, a trend our surveys amplify with tailored interventions.