Crowdsourcing is the key feature that sets Dialogue apart from traditional surveys. It plays an important role in facilitating meaningful discussions and prioritizing open-ended comments. Here's how you can set up crowdsourcing based on your specific needs:
Overall Crowdsourcing
- By default, “Voting” is enabled for all Dialogue pulses.
- This setup promotes organization-wide conversations where all employees vote on the same set of open-ended comments, generating a single leaderboard of prioritized comments.
Focused Crowdsourcing
- Focused crowdsourcing enables local or team conversations by segmenting employees based on their employee tag (e.g., department, business unit). Each group votes on open-ended comments specific to their employee tag, resulting in multiple leaderboards of prioritized comments.
- To set up focused crowdsourcing:
- Ensure that both “Voting” and “Focused Crowdsourcing” are enabled.
- Choose how you’d like to segment the conversation from the drop down list. Your desired segmentation method has to be an employee tag in your data file or created as a self-select tag.
- Based on your selection, the system will indicate the maximum number of leaderboards generated, which corresponds to the number of voting groups.
No Crowdsourcing
- In certain instances, voting may not be relevant to your pulse topic.
- If you wish to disable voting, simply disable "Voting".
