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Approaching Survey Design with People in Mind
Surveys continue to be among the most useful tools for organizations to better understand experiences, identify gaps, and inform planning. The nature of our work means that we often find ourselves at the helm of survey design and dissemination; clients want concrete data to guide their work and answer their burning questions. Over time, we’ve learned that good survey design is equal parts technical skill and strategic planning, and success is often contingent on establishing

Amanda Parriag
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Your Engagement Survey Is Lying to You
Most organizations aren’t short on data – quite the opposite, really. Many of our clients are rich in data, with strong annual engagement survey participation rates, stable scores, and positive trends. And on paper, their results look fine, positive even. But when we start listening more closely, a different picture often emerges. A quieter, more complex one. The gap between what surveys say and what employees experience is widening, and this disconnect isn’t just a matter of

Amanda Parriag
Apr 243 min read


Building Workplaces Where People Want to Stay: Recruitment and Retention That Actually Work
Lately, we’ve found ourselves doing a lot of workplace reviews — helping clients get underneath a key challenge: how to attract the right talent while creating an environment where people actually want to stay. Time and time again, these conversations lead to the same place. A respectful, well-functioning workplace is the difference between a career stepping stone and a place where exceptional folks plant their roots. But getting there requires more than just intention; it r

Amanda Parriag
Apr 13 min read


Reflecting on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Today, March 21, is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. For all of us here at ParriagGroup, this day feels especially close to home. Tackling racism, bias, and inequity head-on is inseparable from our company ethos. In many ways, it’s our raison d'être; as a racialized woman-owned firm, principles of inclusion, acceptance, and fairness are intrinsically linked to our mission, our values, and the lens that we bring to every project, partnership,

Amanda Parriag
Mar 212 min read
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