01/23/2026
I help HR leaders reduce burnout and turnover by 40% in 90 days.
But first, you need to stop destroying employee trust.
Here's the mistake: Asking for feedback you're not prepared to act on.
You send the survey. Get the results. They're... not great. So you file them away and hope things magically improve.
Meanwhile, your employees are thinking: "They asked, we told them, nothing changed."
Trust erodes. Engagement drops. Your best people start looking elsewhere.
Every survey you ignore doesn't just fail to help—it actively makes things worse.
Here's what works instead: Before you ask for feedback, decide what you're willing to change.
If people are overwhelmed, are you ready to address workload? If there are trust issues, will you invest in leadership development? If there are toxic team members, are you prepared for difficult conversations?
Don't collect data you won't act on.
Because your employees are watching what you do with their honesty. And if you're unsure what the next step should be send me a DM and let's chat about it.