While Half of Employees Say 'Workplace Atmosphere Is Good,' Half Also Feel It Is a 'Lukewarm' Environment Where Honest Opinions Cannot Be Shared!
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G-Boone Co., Ltd. conducted a survey on psychological safety in the workplace with 330 employees. While many perceive the atmosphere as positive, the results reveal the reality of 'lukewarm organizations' where constructive debate is lacking, and highlight the importance of communication for improvement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is psychological safety?
- A: It is a state where team members or individuals in an organization can speak and act freely without fear of rejection or punishment from others, sharing their thoughts, questions, concerns, and mistakes.
- Q: Who was the target of this survey?
- A: The survey was conducted online with 330 employees (male and female) aged 20 to 50.
- Q: What is the perception of employees regarding the workplace atmosphere?
- A: About half of the employees responded that the atmosphere is good, but about 40% feel it is difficult to speak their minds, and about half reported that the workplace is in a lukewarm state where they cannot freely exchange honest opinions.
- Q: Does non-work-related communication affect psychological safety?
- A: Approximately 70% of employees believe that communication with superiors and colleagues outside of work can lead to easier expression of honest opinions and thoughts in the workplace.
- Q: What are effective measures to increase psychological safety?
- A: The survey identified specific measures such as 'social gatherings or meals' and 'one-on-one meetings' as effective in enhancing psychological safety.