Last updated October 2024
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A QR code (short for “Quick Response” code) is essentially a barcode that contains information when scanned.
You can scan a QR code with your smartphone’s camera and it will instantly link you to something, like a website, a video, a menu – or an employee survey.
The biggest benefit of using QR codes in employee surveys is that they help make surveys super easy to access – particularly for employees who don’t have regular access to email or a computer.
By simply scanning the code with their smartphone, anyone can quickly share their feedback from wherever they are.
This is especially helpful for dispersed workforces – like those working onsite or across different locations – because it gives everyone a simple way to participate. And more accessibility means higher survey response rates!
The most important thing to remember when it comes to employee surveys is that every voice matters.
When surveys are accessible to all, you get feedback from different teams, lived experiences, locations, and roles – bringing in a wonderful diversity of perspectives that help you understand the real picture.
These wide-ranging insights let you build solutions that actually work for everyone, not just a small few.
When everyone gets a say, you create a workplace where people feel heard and understood, leading to better decisions and happier teams.
Want to learn more about the best ways to build, send and analyse employee surveys? Take a tour of Stribe and get in touch!
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