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The Score section allows you to view the score and items (questions) for your group and any selected comparison groups. This information contained in this section is determined by the reporting application you are viewing;

• Thrive: Engagement Profiles
• Onboarding: How many new hires are engaged
• Culture: Organizational culture
• Change: Individual Readiness
• Risk: How well are we managing risk
• Exit: This section is not available

Adding Comparison Groups and Comparative Data to the Report

Use the Compare To tool at the top of the page to select other groups in your organization or additional benchmarks to the table.

1. Use Compare Internallyto add other groups.
   1. Click the Compare To icon
   2. Compare Internally tab will allow you to select other organizations to compare to the group chosen in the Filter Selector tool.
   3. Search or use the Scroll Bar to find the organization or Select the organization
      • When Select Item & All below is selected, simply click the top level of the hierarchy and all organizations below will automatically be checked for you.
      • When Select Item Only is selected, only the organizations you clicked will be selected.
   4. Click Apply
      • By default, the page will show up to 5 comparison groups, when you have more than 5 click the Show More button to expand the area and see all the groups.
2. Use Compare Externally to add more benchmarks.
   1. Click the Compare To filter
   2. Compare Externally Tab will allow you change the default benchmark and add more benchmarks (up to 3).
   3. Check the Desired Benchmarks 
   4. Click Apply

Changing the Table View

• This feature is only available in Thrive, Spark, Change and Risk
• Use the drop down at the top right side of the section to switch the table view.
  • Score
  • Distribution

Viewing Questions

• Click the Expand icon to see the scores for all of the questions that make up the score. Click the Expand icon again to close the questions section.

This section displays all of the dimensions in the survey and is sorted according to percent favorable. Similar to the Score section, it allows you to add groups and benchmarks using the Compare To filter.

This section also has the Significant Differences section which will appear in multiple places.

• A summary at the top of the Dimension Rank section which will list all of the dimensions and differences.
• A light bulb next to a group within a dimension indicating there's more information in the guidance if expanded.
• A light bulb at the bottom of the dimension with the questions and comparison groups that have significant difference details.

These are areas where your group shows significant positive or negative differences versus the other groups. Pay attention to these gaps - they likely represent strengths or opportunities.

Significant Difference uses the following measurements:

• If number of respondents in smallest unit compared is less than 15 it identifies the percent favorable of ≥ 20%
• If number of respondents in smallest unit compared is 15 - 49 identifies the differences in percent favorable of ≥ 15%
• If number of respondents in smallest unit compared is 50 – 99 identifies the differences in percent favorable of ≥ 10%
• If number of respondents in smallest unit compared is 100 – 999 identifies the differences in percent favorable of ≥ 5%
• If number of respondents in smallest unit compared is 1,000 or more identifies the differences in percent favorable of ≥ 3%

Changing the Bar Graph

Some users may have the Change View selector within the Menu tool at the top right of the screen. This will allow you to change the view from the default of % Favorable Bar Graph to a Collapsed Categories Graph. The collapsed categories graph combines response data into groups.

Adding or Changing the Benchmarks

Use the Compare To tool at the top of the page to select additional norms to the table to compare your results to other normative data by displaying the difference in percent favorable to the norm.

Use Compare Externally to add more benchmarks.

1. Click the Compare To tool
2. Click Compare Externally to change the default benchmark and add more benchmarks (up to 3).
3. Check the Desired Benchmarks 
4. Click Apply

The Participation Rate Chart represents the status of survey responses for all the people invited to participate in the survey. Here are some of the features of the participation rate chart;

1. Use the Compare To tool to select additional groups to add to the chart.
2. Click the Legend on the bottom to display or hide different progress statuses.
3. Hover over the Bars to see the details.
4. Download the chart.