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The Gallup Q12 questionnaire includes 12 statements, each rated by employees on a scale from 1 to 5 — from «strongly disagree» to «strongly agree».
List of statements:
The responses help create an engagement index that reflects how emotionally involved employees are in their work and how connected they feel to the company.
High (4.3–5.0)
Medium (3.5–4.2)
Low (<3.5)
Employees feel confident, understand the goals, and see meaning in their work.
There is engagement, but not among everyone; possible misunderstandings or loss of interest.
Staff do not feel supported, lose motivation, and do not believe in the value of their work.
Thank the team, share their experience within the company, and maintain current conditions.
Conduct a departmental breakdown, clarify problem areas, and discuss them with managers.
Talk to the team, identify the main reasons, and start with simple, clear changes.
1. Collect the Gallup Q12 survey in 10 minutes. All 12 statements are easy to add manually or with the help of an AI assistant. No need to understand code or design — work in a simple builder.

2. Collect data accurately: configure who exactly participates in the survey, restrict repeat submissions, set deadlines, and add reminders. Segment the audience: conduct surveys separately by teams, branches, new employees, or specific projects. This helps identify problems more precisely and track changes in different departments of the organization.

3. If an employee gives a low score, set up an automatic display of a comment prompt. This helps to understand the reasons and ensures important points are not overlooked.

4. Export results to Excel, PDF, or BI systems. You can also set up sending data to email, CRM, or messengers for a quick response.

5. Compare results of different departments and offices by using filter settings. This helps to see where engagement is higher or lower.

When to Conduct the Survey
The Gallup Q12 survey is recommended at least once every six months. It helps track engagement levels over time and observe changes after shifts within the company. It is used during business scaling, launching new departments, transitioning to remote work, and after a leadership change.
Who to Include in the Survey
The survey should cover all employees — from line specialists to managers. If needed, you can segment the audience, for example, by measuring only among new hires or within a specific department. This is especially useful for assessing adaptation, burnout, or the impact of organizational changes.
How to Work with the Results
The collected data should be analyzed and applied in management decisions. It is important to track average scores and identify weak areas for specific questions. The results should be discussed with team leaders and shared with employees to show that feedback is not ignored. This builds trust and increases willingness to participate in future surveys.
What Actions to Take
Gallup Q12 results help identify which aspects need improvement. For example, if employees don’t understand their work goals, it’s worth improving task setting and team-level communication.
If employees see no growth prospects, you can implement development programs and career support initiatives. It is important not to delay action — even small improvements increase engagement and reduce staff turnover.
Why Regular Surveys Matter
With regular surveys, you can compare results over different periods, assess the impact of changes, and promptly respond to negative signals. A repeat measurement helps confirm whether the actions taken are effective or reveal that the situation has not changed.
The platform is tailored for HR processes: you can assign surveys to specific departments, set completion deadlines, and restrict repeat participation. Built-in analytics help immediately identify areas where engagement is low and where it is high.
How data is handled is crucial. All responses can be filtered, exported, and shared with managers. Clarifying comments are collected automatically, and access to reports can be configured based on team roles.
QForm helps not just to launch Gallup Q12, but to integrate it into management practices with minimal effort and maximum benefit.