Employee Perception of HR Policies
Employee Perception of HR Policies
Perception of
HR Policies
This case study examines employee perceptions of various
HR policies at a leading tech company. It aims to gather
insights into the effectiveness of these policies and identify
areas for improvement.
by Rupani Sravani
Methodology: Data
Collection and Analysis
1 Survey Design
An online survey was designed to gather
quantitative and qualitative data.
2 Participant Selection
A representative sample of employees across
different departments and levels was chosen.
3 Data Analysis
Statistical methods and thematic analysis were
used to analyze the collected data.
Demographic
Breakdown of
Participants
Age Gender Department Job Level
Employees appreciated Employees valued the focus Some felt that the system
regular feedback and on development and growth could be more objective and
recognition for their opportunities within the transparent, with clearer
contributions. performance management performance goals.
system.
Feedback on Learning
and Development
Opportunities
Variety of Courses Skill Development Focus
Employees appreciated the Employees felt that the
diverse range of learning learning opportunities
resources available, helped them develop
including online courses valuable skills for their
and workshops. careers.
Parental Leave
Employees praised the comprehensive parental leave policy, which
provided support for new parents.
Work-Life Integration
Employees expressed a desire for better integration of work and
personal life, such as childcare support.
Insights on Employee Engagement and
Satisfaction