Amélio for employees: understand, participate, be heard
Our essential guide for employees!

Make your voice heard: much more than a survey platform!

Amélio is an engagement tool that helps you freely express your opinions, ideas and concerns. You can tell your organization what really matters to you and have a concrete impact!

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Discover your survey tool

100% confidential surveys. Yes, really!

We understand that the key to high-impact change lies in expressing your honest opinions. That's why your answers are always confidential, without exception. No one can see what you answered individually (not management, not HR), so you can express yourself freely and without fear.

Every voice counts

The higher the participation, the more faithful the picture is to your realities and the better targeted the actions. Talk about it with your colleagues: it's together that we can bring out what really matters to everyone.

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Illustration: every person's participation counts

Much more than a simple result, the survey is the starting point!

Your comments make the difference

You can leave comments, but how can you make sure your comments have the greatest possible impact? Formulating your comments constructively and proposing solutions is the best way to be heard!

Engagement: a shared responsibility

If your organization uses Amélio, it's because it wants your active participation, but above all it is committed to getting involved with you in return! Every organization plans various strategies for reporting results back to employees, to show clear links between your answers and the actions that will be taken.

Tools to make your life easier

When in doubt, don't hesitate to contact your organization's management or human resources to get answers to your questions or an update on how the process is evolving.

Tools to make your life easier: recommendations and retention-rate tracking

FAQ · Everything about the surveys

How do the surveys work?

True or false · confidentiality demystified

It's normal to have doubts when it comes to confidentiality. That's why we're here to clear up any concerns and answer your questions with complete transparency. The confidentiality of your answers is our number one priority.

Understanding engagement to create an inspiring workplace

Engagement isn't just being motivated: it's wanting to get involved, to collaborate, to stay, and to contribute to the success of the team and the organization. And that is something you build.

The engagement factors

To fully understand what influences your experience at work, Amélio offers surveys that assess 12 major factors and 38 sub-factors, such as recognition, feedback, autonomy, workload, and many more. The goal: leave nothing in the blind spot and make sure we talk about the real things.

We want to go beyond general impressions. We want to understand what you actually experience and what matters to you.

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We know, engagement-related terms aren't always obvious.

That's why we take a moment to explain a few key concepts, simply and concretely. Understanding them well will allow you to answer the various statements accurately and, as a result, ensure your organization interprets them correctly.

A few important concepts to know 👇

Shall we clear up a few things?

  • It's not an evaluation of your manager.
  • It's not a tool for witch hunts.
  • It's not a box-ticking survey, or a process that goes nowhere.
  • And just because you don't see immediate action doesn't mean nothing is happening…

Engagement isn't an overnight revolution. It's a gradual, linear and above all collective process. Sometimes there are big changes, sometimes calmer periods… and that's perfectly normal. What counts is the accumulation of small improvements at the right time, at the right pace.

Every comment, every answer helps share needs rather than evaluate people. For example, naming what works well with your manager (or what you'd like more of) helps understand how to adjust course. And that's true for every topic covered: the idea is to collaborate in finding solutions, together.

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What we want to avoid

Sporadic, surface-level improvements, followed by long stretches of inaction.

Graph: an isolated spike of attention that falls right back down

What we aim for with Amélio

Lasting improvements, driven by small, consistent actions well aligned thanks to employee feedback.

Graph: steady progress, little by little