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Organisational Review at South Essex College


Hello,

You are invited to participate in the South Essex Organisational Review. In this survey, approximately 70 managers will be asked to complete questions about different aspects of the College’s culture and climate.

This questionnaire is made up of 100 questions should take no more than 30 minutes to complete.

Your participation in this survey is valuable for feedback on the college. This will identify and explore the College's key characteristics.

Once they have been identified, they can be compared to the culture the organisation wants to operate and any appropriate changes can be planned and monitored.

There are no foreseeable risks associated with this review. It is very important to take advantage of this opportunity to give straight answers so that the college learns your opinions.

The survey responses will be strictly confidential and data from this research will be reported only in the aggregate. Your information will be coded and remain confidential.

If you have quuries about the survey, you may contact Marcia Granger on 07984 184630 or by email at [email protected].

Thank you very much for your time and participation.

Please start the survey now by ticking on the "Agree" tab then Continue button below.

 
 
 
About You

Which category best describes your position within the college?
 
Academy Manager
 
Middle Manager
 
Curriculum Manager
 
 
How many years have you worked for the College?
 
0 – 1
 
2 – 5
 
6 – 9
 
10 or more
 
 
Highest level of education achieved?
 
Post graduate/Masters
 
Professional qualification
 
Bachelors degree
 
QTS
 
HND
 
Secondary school qualifications
 
No formal qualifications
 
In the following statements when thinking about your College, please choose the best option from the following scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
In a crisis, as Academy Managers, we can be relied upon to do the right thing
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I motivate staff well
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Management decisions clearly benefit the college
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I know what the College mission statement is and could recite it if asked
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The College is good at fulfilling its mission statement
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Our culture follows the mission statement
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I am inspired by my manager
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I clearly understand what my manager expects of me
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My manager encourages people to speak up when they disagree with decisions
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Academy managers have the authority to make decisions in their area of responsibility
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
We seem to have the right number of managers
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No one part of this college has too much power
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Almost everyone understands how they fit into the college
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The way we are structured seems to suit what we do
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Every effort is made to deliver quality teaching to learners
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Learners’ problems are recognised and dealt with promptly
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Academy managers are proactive in anticipating the future needs of the learner
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Achievement is highly valued here
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My manager discusses my productivity with me
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Action is taken about people who are not contributing
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
We have frequent feedback on our personal performance
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We are rewarded according to the quality of our performance
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Very little time is wasted here
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We are clear about the College’s objectives and priorities
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I can talk freely with my manager
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Discussion at meetings is free and open
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I see my manager whenever I need to
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Heads of department and staff have informal discussions
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I receive the information I need to perform well in my role
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When I need help, I can ask others in my work group for suggestions or ideas
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
We talk to each other rather than write memos or emails to get things done
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I feel that I am in touch with what is happening in the college
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I know in advance of any changes which are planned
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My department often discusses how they and the college can do better
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Individuals are treated fairly
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We will promote from within before looking for employees externally
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Training and development is seen as an investment
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The College’s management team is diverse in nature
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This College makes the most of its employees’ abilities
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Once people join us, they tend to stay for some time
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
My job is recognised as valuable by the college
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Our line managers express interest in our ideas and explore how to develop them
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We show respect for a diverse range of opinions, ideas and people
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People do not pull rank or superiority to get what they want
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I feel driven to make a difference in my workplace
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My ideas for change have been welcomed
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Everyone has the chance to serve on working groups/ committees
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Proposals for change are seen as challenges not threats
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Staff are usually prepared to work late unpaid if necessary
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Radical ideas are utilised by the management
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
Funds are available for trying out new ideas
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Time is made available to explore and develop new ideas
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There is a minimum of red tape when it comes to new ideas being implemented
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We value and respect non conformers
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Innovative people are given support
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We thoroughly explore alternative approaches to problems
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Proposals don’t get knocked back
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I feel free to tell people higher up what I really think
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We seek multiple sources of information before making important decisions
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I have the authority to do my job to the best of my abilities
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
I feel that the college is making good progress in providing equal opportunities for all employees to make decisions
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I am given the opportunity to use my new ideas in my role
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People who make clear decisions get on well here
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Decisions are judged by their soundness at the time rather than the eventual outcome
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Our managers use a variety of decision making techniques
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When things go wrong, we discuss it to ensure it does not happen again
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If decisions are changed, there is a good reason
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When mistakes are made, we try to learn from them and not punish people
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We can usually cope with unexpected demands
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Decisions are followed by the appropriate action
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
Up to date technical or specialist knowledge is valued in people
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We are all expected to make the best contribution we can towards the college’s goals
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People who strive for excellence and quality are admired
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People do not pursue personal objectives at the college’s expense
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We are told how the college’s policy and strategy affect management decisions
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Different parts of the college co-operate with each other to achieve the best for the college as a whole
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Every effort is made to resolve conflicts between the college’s and the individual’s objectives
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Different departments in the college share the same goals
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Our induction and training emphasis college objectives
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We are rewarded for making progress towards the college’s objectives
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
Performance targets take account of individual and organisation goals
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Work is a pleasure here
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Morale is high, even in time of inspection
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People stay late to finish something that interests them
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It is not assumed that fun interferes with performance
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The college arranges enjoyable social events
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I would be very happy to spend the rest of my career at the college
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The amount of work that I am expected to do is reasonable
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At work, I am generally relaxed and feel no stress
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I feel satisfied with my salary and position
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Scale:
0= never 1 = rarely, 2 = occasionally, 3 = fifty/fifty, 4 = usually, 5 = almost always
0 never 1 rarely 2 occasionally 3 fifty/fifty 4 usually 5 almost always
I really feel that the college’s problems are my own
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I feel my input is valued by my peers
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I am supported by my colleagues even in the face of challenging situations
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People don’t try to ‘win’ arguments. Instead they work for the best solution
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When conflicts occur, they are resolved constructively
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Strong feelings are expressed and discussed openly
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People in other departments willingly share information with my department
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The college challenges me to strive for ambitious goals
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I receive a great deal of encouragement and recognition
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I am appropriately rewarded for my performance
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