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eNPS Survey Template

Measure how likely your team is to recommend your company as a place to work. The eNPS is the simplest, most powerful indicator of team health.


Section 1
The Core eNPS Question

This is the only required question. Send it to every team member anonymously. They score on a scale of 0 to 10.

"On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend [Your Company] as a place to work?"

0 = Not at all likely, 10 = Extremely likely

Copy this question into your survey tool of choice (Google Forms, Typeform, even a simple email). Make sure responses are anonymous.

Section 2
Follow-Up Questions

These optional questions give you context behind the score. Include at least one open-ended question so people can share specifics.

Section 3
How to Calculate Your eNPS

Once you collect responses, group them into three categories and use the formula below.

Promoters
Score 9 or 10
Enthusiastic advocates
Passives
Score 7 or 8
Satisfied but not engaged
Detractors
Score 0 to 6
Unhappy, may spread negativity

Formula:

eNPS = (% Promoters) - (% Detractors)

Result ranges from -100 to +100. Passives are not included in the calculation but are counted in the total response count.

Your eNPS Score
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Section 4
What Your Score Means

Use this guide to interpret your result.

Score Range Rating What It Means
-100 to 0 Needs work More detractors than promoters. Urgent attention needed. Have honest conversations with the team about what needs to change.
0 to 20 Fair A positive score but plenty of room to improve. Focus on the top issues from your follow-up questions.
20 to 50 Good Your team is generally happy. Look for patterns in the feedback to keep improving.
50 to 100 Excellent Your team is highly engaged. Protect what is working and stay connected to their needs.
Section 5
Action Plan

The score is useless without action. Write down the top 3 things you will do based on the results. Share these actions with your team so they know their feedback was heard.

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