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Free employee feedback survey template

The standard engagement questions, in a form people will finish.

  • 6 questions
  • Single page
  • Free, unlimited responses

Opens in your dashboard with the whole form in front of you. Nothing is created until you say so. Keep it, restyle it, or pick a different one.

Updated October 7, 2026

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Inside the template

What this employee feedback survey asks, and why

The standard engagement measures on one page. A grid of statements, answered on an agreement scale, covers what most engagement surveys ask in a single view. Separate questions cover how supported people feel by their manager and how likely they are to recommend the company as a place to work, on the 0 to 10 scale used for employee NPS. Two open questions ask what's working and the one thing they would change. The last asks whether answers may be shared with their manager. The form asks for no name or email, and FormSnapp stores no IP address with responses.

Questions
6, 3 required
Format
Single page
Theme
Sage, or any of 26
Cost
Free, no response cap

The 6 questions it asks

In order, with their field types and why each one is there. Edit, reorder or delete any of them once it's yours.

  • How much do you agree with each of these?MatrixRequired

    The core engagement statements on one agreement grid. Edit the rows to match the themes your organization tracks year on year.

  • How supported do you feel by your manager?Multiple choice · Very, Fairly, Not very +1Required

    Kept separate from the grid because the manager relationship is the strongest single driver of whether people stay.

  • How likely are you to recommend us as a place to work?NPS (0–10)Required

    Employee Net Promoter Score: would people recommend working here? Comparable over time and between teams.

  • What's working well?Long textOptional

    What to protect. Worth reading before any reorganisation or policy change.

  • If you could change one thing, what would it be?Long textOptional

    Asking for one change produces each person's top priority rather than a list of small frustrations.

  • Happy for your answers to be shared with your manager?Multiple choice · Yes, No, Only anonymouslyOptional

    Asks consent before answers reach a manager, so people can be candid and still choose to be heard directly.

When to use it

Built for these jobs, and easy to bend to yours

  • Employee engagement
  • Pulse surveys
  • Exit interviews
  • Team retrospectives

Ways to adapt it

Team retrospective

Trim the grid to a few statements about the last project and run it with one team after a major milestone.

By department

Add a dropdown for department so you can compare results, while keeping each group large enough to stay anonymous.

In several languages

On Pro, add translations to the same form so every employee answers in the language they work in.

Best practices

How to get good answers from an employee feedback survey

  1. 1

    Promise anonymity and mean it

    Say in the welcome text who will see the results and in what form. Then keep to it, because one broken promise ruins every survey after it.

  2. 2

    Report only groups large enough

    Do not break results down to teams of three or four, where answers can be traced to a person. Combine small teams before sharing.

  3. 3

    Run it at a steady rhythm

    Once or twice a year, at the same time each year, so scores compare like with like rather than reflecting a busy season.

  4. 4

    Share actions within a month

    Publish what you heard and what you will change soon after the survey closes. Participation next time depends on it.

After you publish

Where the responses go next

  1. Close it on a set date

    Give a clear deadline and set the form to close then, so every team answers in the same window.

  2. Read the grid row by row

    The dashboard breaks down each statement's answers, showing which themes score low across the company.

  3. Brief leadership

    Export to CSV for the leadership summary, leaving out any comment where the person said not to share it.

FAQ

Employee Feedback Survey: common questions

Still deciding?

Seven steps from an empty account to a published form.

What should an employee engagement survey ask?

A set of agreement statements on themes like recognition and growth, a question about their manager, an eNPS question, and two open questions about what works and what to change.

Is an employee survey anonymous?

This template asks for no name or email, and FormSnapp does not store an IP address with a response. Keep reporting at group level so answers cannot be traced.

What is eNPS?

Employee Net Promoter Score: the share of staff who would recommend you as a workplace (9–10) minus the share who would not (0–6).

How often should we run it?

Annually or twice a year for a full engagement survey. For a weekly check-in, use a short pulse survey instead.

Can I change the statements in the grid?

Yes. The rows and the agreement scale are both editable, so you can keep the statements your organization has used in the past.

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