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STRENGTHENING ETHICAL CULTURE THROUGH LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS

Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) Results

706-867-2966 . [email protected] . www.ung.edu/bbtcel

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Table of Contents Georgia Tech Ethical Culture Indicator Results

I. Participation Rate and Breakdown 4

II. Big Picture Issues 4

III. Executive Narrative 5-7

IV. Categories: Georgia Tech Overalls 8-10

a. Overall Ethics 8

b. Overall Engagement 9-10

V. Subjective Feedback 10-11

VI. Best Opportunity to Gain 12

VII. Best Opportunity to Maintain 13

VIII. ECI Recommendations 13-15

IX. Demographic Breakdowns 16-34

a. Ethics by Affiliate Status 16

b. Engagement by Affiliate Status 16-17

c. Ethics by Age 17

d. Engagement by Age 18

e. Ethics by Retired 19

f. Engagement by Retired 19-20

g. Ethics by Full-Time Part-Time 20

h. Engagement by Full-Time Part-Time 21

i. Ethics by Position 22

j. Engagement by Position 22-23

k. Ethics by Race and Ethnicity 23

l. Engagement by Race and Ethnicity 24

m. Ethics by Length of Employment 25

n. Engagement by Length of Employment 25-26

o. Ethics by Gender 26

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p. Engagement by Gender 27

q. Ethics by Division 28

r. Engagement by Division 28-29

s. Ethics by Academic Affairs 29

t. Engagement: Academic Affairs 30

u. Ethics by Administration and Finance 31

v. Engagement by Administration and Finance 31

w. Ethics by President’s Units 32

x. Engagement by President‘s Units 33

y. Ethics by Research 34

z. Engagement by Research 34

X. Data Breakdowns: Index 35

a. Overall Frequencies-Affiliate Status 36-44

b. Overall Frequencies-Age 45-53

c. Overall Frequencies-Division 54-62

i. Academic Affairs Breakdown 63-71

ii. Administration and Finance 72-80

iii. President’s Units 81-89

iv. Research 90-98

d. Overall Frequencies-Full-Time Part-Time 99-107

e. Overall Frequencies-Gender 108-116

f. Overall Frequencies-Position 117-125

g. Overall Frequencies-Race 126-134

h. Overall Frequencies-Tenure 135-143

XI. Supplemental Data Breakdowns: Additional Departments 144

a. Academic Affairs-Supplemental 1 144-152

b. Academic Affairs-Supplemental 2 153-161

XII. RESPONSE: Georgia Institute of Technology Leadership 162-164

XIII. APPENDICES 1-38: Unit Frequencies (alphabetical order) 165-505

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PARTICIPATION RATE: AVERAGE Participation Rate of approx. 51.9% [Average minimum 50%]

PARTICIPATION BREAKDOWN1

BIG PICTURE ISSUES

AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT

Dimension Average % Agree Neutral % Disagree Response #

Values 3.64 52 35 13 6217 Communication 3.70 53 28 19 5643 Training 3.71 56 26 18 5856 Growth/Development 3.71 58 23 19 5840 Feedback/Recognition 3.75 55 28 17 5645

1 Within the participation breakdown above, it is important to point out that some areas had employees provide responses within areas that they may not formally report to within Georgia Tech, examples are any units with over 100% in the “Percent” column. Employees self-select this information in completing the ECI and their identification is anonymous.

Division Division Supervisor College/Unit College/Unit Supervisor CountFinal Data

Set PercentAcademic Affairs Rafael Bras College of Engineering Steven McLaughlin 3,328 1008 30.3%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras College of Sciences David Collard 1,331 485 36.4%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras College of Computing Zvi Galil 898 266 29.6%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Ivan Allen College Jacqueline Jones-Royster 449 229 51.0%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Scheller College of Business Maryam Alavi 340 147 43.2%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras College of Design Steven French 355 159 44.8%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras GT Professional Education Nelson Baker 194 130 67.0%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Enrollment Services Paul Kohn 102 93 91.2%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Libraries & Information Center Catherine Murray-Rust 94 78 83.0%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Undergraduate Education Colin Potts 59 49 83.1%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras International Initiatives Yves Berthelot 40 29 72.5%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Graduate Education & Faculty Development Bonnie Ferri 45 46 102.2%Academic Affairs Rafael Bras Office of Provost Rafael Bras 29 38 131.0%

7,264 2,757 38.0%Administration & Finance James Fortner Facilities Charles Rhode 540 286 53.0%Administration & Finance James Fortner Campus Services JulieAnne Williamson 450 255 56.7%Administration & Finance James Fortner Office of Information Technology Mark Hoeting 287 226 78.7%Administration & Finance James Fortner EVP-A&F/Institute Planning & Resource Mgt Jennifer Hubert 206 139 67.5%Administration & Finance James Fortner GTPD Rob Connolly 112 77 68.8%Administration & Finance James Fortner GT Human Resources Kim Harrington 89 67 75.3%Administration & Finance James Fortner EVP-A&F/Institute Planning & Resource Mgt Sonia Alvarez-Robinson 11 10 90.9%Administration & Finance James Fortner EVP-A&F/Institute Planning & Resource Mgt James Fortner 8 67 837.5%

1,703 1,127 66.2%President Bud Peterson Georgia Tech Athletic Association Todd Stansbury 190 81 42.6%President Bud Peterson Development Barrett Carson 91 69 75.8%President Bud Peterson Student Life John Stein 84 74 88.1%President Bud Peterson Institute Communications Dene Sheheane 55 45 81.8%President Bud Peterson Georgia Tech Alumni Association Joseph Irwin 47 33 70.2%President Bud Peterson Georgia Tech Foundaton Al Trujillo 32 6 18.8%President Bud Peterson General Counsel/Ethics, Compliance & Risk Mgt Aisha Oliver-Staley 22 24 109.1%President Bud Peterson Institute Diversity Archie Ervin 20 14 70.0%President Bud Peterson Internal Auditing Phillip Hurd 16 15 93.8%President Bud Peterson Government & Community Relations Dene Sheheane 11 16 145.5%President Bud Peterson Office of the President Bud Peterson 8 126 1575.0%

576 503 87.3%Research Chaouki Abdallah GTRI Lora Weiss 1,859 992 53.4%Research Chaouki Abdallah EVP-Research Chaouki Abdallah 321 165 51.4%Research Chaouki Abdallah Enterprise Innovation Institute Chris Downing 271 111 41.0%Research Chaouki Abdallah GTRC/Sponsored Programs Jilda Garton 107 115 107.5%

2,558 1,383 54.1%None Listed 508

12,101 6,278 51.9%

GA TECH ETHICAL BIG PICTURE ISSUES

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EXECUTIVE NARRATIVE

The Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) utilizes both quantitative and qualitative data to convey the voice of the employees within an organization to its leadership. All data is reviewed and aggregated to provide the client with an accurate portrayal of their employee’s perceptions of the organization’s culture.

The following narrative includes percentages in parentheses based on quantitative responses. The written feedback is based on an aggregate analysis of both quantitative responses and qualitative themes that emerged from participant open-ended feedback statements. Themes that emerged at a 15% or higher occurrence, were considered significant and are included in the Summary and Findings below.

It is important to consider the aggregate of neutral and negative responses when reviewing the ECI and the Summary and Findings. Participants may fall into a quantitatively neutral band (neutral responses) yet perceive the need for improvement within a specific category. For example, the Findings for Communication (53.4% positive, 27.7% neutral, 19.0% negative) should be interpreted as a 46.7% opportunity for improvement.

Project and Participants The Ethical Culture Indicator was administered to 12,201 individuals, with 6,278 responding, providing an overall response rate of 51.9%. This was an excellent response rate for a university measure. Many Colleges/Units exceeded 70% response rate. The Indicator measured the current ethical climate within Georgia Tech, benchmarking participant’s perceptions of 12 dimensions of Employee Engagement and 6 dimensions of Ethical Awareness, Commitment and Perceptions of Values.

Summary and Findings Based on overall response of 6,278 employees, Georgia Tech has a significant proportion of engaged employees (49% of respondents) who are proud to work at the institute. Many employees believe that leadership is supportive and effective. (71% positive) Most employees felt a sense of involvement and belonging (61% positive) and felt there was an acceptable work/life balance (70% positive) at the Institute. Employees felt they were aware of the ethical standards at Georgia Tech (77% positive) and felt that direct supervisors and employees were committed to ethical behavior (73% positive).

The ECI revealed several areas for growth, including issues related to perceptions of values, communication with superiors and upper leadership, training, individual professional growth and development, provisioning of feedback and recognition for work/effort, adherence to ethical standards, confidence in upper leadership, ability to report unethical practices, and emphasis on quality within the organization. These are considered areas of opportunity, wherein employees perceived some disconnect. These areas are broken down below.

Values (52.1% positive; 34.5% neutral, 13.4% negative) Over 1,275 employees voiced the Institute’s leadership does not consistently act in accordance with the stated values and are not held accountable to do so. Values are under-discussed and lack

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clarity in how they should be portrayed in daily interactions. New employees are not made aware of the Institute’s values and these values are rarely discussed at organizational meetings.

Communication (53.4% positive; 27.7% neutral; 19.0% negative) Overall, employees voiced they are not well-informed regarding the most important issues facing Georgia Tech, with over 1,400 feeling they receive information that affects them (e.g. policy changes, how budgets and finances operate, goals of the organization) with very little lead time to make changes. Over 375 employees feel siloed, and believe the information given is intentionally vague in order to protect the organization from harm. Employees feel excluded from decision-making processes and desire more transparency.

Training (55.9% positive; 26.5% neutral; 17.6% negative) Over 1,000 employees across divisions expressed concern they are not receiving enough training to keep up with demands of their job and new employees are also undertrained. Training areas include ethics policies, ethics reporting, leadership/management training and values.

Growth and Development (57.6% positive; 23.9% neutral; 18.5% negative) Employees want clearer pathways for growth in their careers, and more support for professional growth and development. They voiced that there should be a clear process for deciding who is awarded financial resources to attend conferences and professional development. Over 375 employees fear nepotism dictates who is recommended for promotion and advancement, and employees are not always held to the same standards as their colleagues. In addition, over 750 employees suggest that student growth and development should be prioritized.

Feedback and Recognition (55.0% positive; 28.2% neutral; 16.8% negative) In keeping with issues regarding communication, employees voiced that ethics, if viewed as important to the Institute, should be more transparent in annual evaluations. Over 375 employees feel productive people are not recognized for their efforts, rather popular well-liked employees are given opportunities to grow and succeed. Employees suggested increased accountability with respect to stated measurable goals, especially for upper leadership.

Ethical Standards (61.9% positive; 28.3% neutral; 9.8% negative) Employees voiced that ethical standards are infrequently stated and inconsistently upheld. These include perceptions of fairness, accountability, and equity. Employees perceive that upper leadership is not held accountable for unethical practices involving promotion, handling of finances, and processes involving employee terminations. However, over 750 employees believe their direct supervisor does behave in accordance with ethical business practices.

Leadership Confidence (62.1% positive; 22.3% neutral; 15.6% negative) Employees voiced concerns regarding a lack of trust in upper leadership to behave transparently when making and communicating decisions involving policies that affect all employees. Over 500 employees feel their supervisor does not engage in ethical business practices and does not keep faculty and staff member’s interests in mind. Leadership can appear out of touch with employees’ daily issues. Employees feel upper level leadership practices a strong “top down” approach and seems disinterested in gaining the trust of subordinates.

Reporting (67.3% positive; 22.97% neutral; 9.73% negative) Over 700 employees fear retaliation for reporting unethical behavior, while others are unsure where to report these issues. Over 750 employees do not trust Human Resources to handle

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reports effectively. Those who have not experienced retaliation do perceive devaluation regarding their reports. Employees feel reports should be consistently acted upon. Quality Emphasis (62.4% positive; 25.2% neutral; 12.4% negative) Employees feel leadership does not place enough emphasis on workplace standards, quality of education provided, and treatment of graduate assistants. Over 350 employees perceive an environment that fosters competition and is motivated by the fear of lost funding, rather than one that fosters quality projects and products. ISSUES PRESENT IN DIVISIONS The following is based on qualitative themes that emerged at a significant level within the four major divisions at Georgia Tech. Themes that emerged at a 15% or higher occurrence were considered significant and are included below. Academic Affairs Issues regarding work/life balance, due to high pressure at work, were noted (16% of AA respondents n~372). Employees are concerned (17% of AA respondents n~390) they are not receiving enough training to keep up with demands of their job, and new employees are undertrained as well. Administration and Finance There is a strong concern (48% of A&F respondents n~568) that people are not recognized for being productive in their jobs, and that employee’s lack opportunity for growth and professional development. Employees expressed concern (19% of A&F respondents n~222) that they are not receiving enough training to keep up with demands of their job, and new employees are undertrained as well. Employees expressed concern (19% of A&F respondents n~222) that their supervisors are not behaving in an ethical manner, and that ethical practices are not adhered to in their workplace. President’s Units Strong employee (32% of PU respondents n~177) concerns exist that Georgia Tech’s leadership has not communicated a clear vision of the core values and future goals necessary to remain competitive. Employees conveyed strong concern (36% of PU respondents n~200) that people are not supported for being productive in their jobs, and that employee’s lack opportunity for growth and professional development. Employees do not feel well-informed about issues facing the Institute. Employees feel they are discouraged from participating in decision-making regarding issues that affect their work. There are strong perceptions (53% of PU respondents n~296) that people who do not demonstrate Georgia Tech’s professed values, are rewarded and promoted potentially as a result from nepotism or unethical behavior. Research Strong employee concerns (43% of RES respondents n~558) exist that Georgia Tech’s leadership has not communicated a clear vision of the core values and future goals necessary to remain competitive. Employees conveyed a strong concern (33% of RES respondents n~436) that people are not supported for being productive in their jobs and that employee’s lack opportunity for growth and professional development. Employees (23% of RES respondents n~296) do not feel well-informed about issues facing the Institute and feel that communication is not always honest and open. Employees expressed concern (16% of RES respondents n~213) they are not receiving enough training to keep up with demands of their job, and new employees are undertrained.

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Georgia Tech: Ethics Overall Percentage Graph Breakdown

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Georgia Tech: Engagement Overall Percentage Graph Breakdown

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Subjective Feedback Georgia Tech Subjective Statements from the ECI

Subjective Question 1 [This statement received 2,500 responses] In what areas has your College/Unit excelled as it relates to honest and ethical business practices with employees and customers?

Top themes: 1. Communication 2. Ethical Business Practices 3. Customer Service 4. Transparency

Negative Responses and Themes Nearly 20% of the responses to this question were negative. The common negative themes were, None, Lack of Upper Level Management, Lack of Communication, Nepotism and Lack of Transparency, and as a group, these responses would have been rated #3 in the top themes categories.

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Subjective Question 2 [This statement received 2,500 responses] In what areas is there an opportunity for growth and improvement in your College/Unit in regards to honest and ethical business practices with employees and customers?

Top themes: 1. Communication 2. Accountability 3. Training 4. Transparency 5. Leadership 6. Equity 7. Clarity

Approximately 10% of the respondents could not identify, or didn’t see any improvements that could be made in this area. Subjective Question 3 [This statement received 3,000 responses] What words do you believe describe Georgia Tech’s core ethical values?

Top themes: 1. Honesty 2. Integrity 3. Respect 4. Ethical

Subjective Question 4 [This statement received 3,800 responses] Do you think Georgia Tech adequately exhibits and promotes these values? YES/NO Approximately 2,500 were YES, and accounted for 67% of the total. Approximately 1,275 were NO, and represented 33% of the total. YES, please describe.

Top themes: 1. Values are exhibited 2. Broad response that values are followed 3. Vague and ambiguous responses

NO, what should be done to enhance this?

Top themes: 1. More accountability 2. Stronger and consistent communication 3. Improve upper levels of leadership exhibiting and promoting

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Best Opportunities For Gain

Dimension Item Rating Relation to Engagement

Communication Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. COACHING 3.47 61.30%

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. COACHING 3.55 59.90%

Feedback & Recognition Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. COACHING 3.57 66.10%

Future/Vision Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. CULTURE/VALUES 3.64 65.90%

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. COACHING 3.66 66.20%

Future/Vision Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. CULTURE/VALUES 3.69 63.00%

Growth & Development

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. COACHING 3.70 64.20%

Growth & Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. COACHING 3.70 72.80%

Values (Ethics) Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. CULTURE/VALUES 3.71 64.00%

Values (Ethics) The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. CULTURE/VALUES 3.71 63.30%

Involvement & Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to this department. COACHING 3.72 66.70%

Quality Emphasis Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. COACHING 3.73 66.40%

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. COACHING 3.77 73.00%

Leadership Confidence

Georgia Tech’s leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. CULTURE/VALUES 3.77 67.00%

Values (Ethics) Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. CULTURE/VALUES 3.78 61.10%

Leadership Confidence I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. CULTURE/VALUES 3.79 65.40%

Ethical Standards (Ethics)

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. ETHICS 3.80 61.60%

Quality Emphasis Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. COACHING 3.85 63.10%

Reporting (Ethics) I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. ETHICS 3.87 60.00% Ethical Standards (Ethics)

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. ETHICS 3.88 64.50%

Values (Ethics) I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. CULTURE/VALUES 3.89 69.70%

These Items were highly related to Engagement but rated lower than the Median overall. These areas offer the best opportunity for improving engagement. Median Rating = 4.02 Median Relation to Engagement = 57.10%

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Best Opportunities To Maintain

Dimension Item Rating Relation to Engagement

Involvement & Belonging I feel that I am part of a team. 3.95 66.90%

Awareness of Ethical Standards (Ethics)

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior.

3.95 59.50%

Leadership Confidence The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

3.97 66.90%

Values (Ethics) Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 4.00 65.30% Commitment to Ethics (Ethics)

The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

4.01 63.70%

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 4.05 59.00% Quality Emphasis The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality

products and services to external customers. 4.16 63.00%

These Items were highly related to Engagement and rated above than the Median overall. These are areas in which improvement could help some, but are a secondary focus. Median Rating = 4.02 Median Relation to Engagement = 57.10%

ECI Recommendations Georgia Tech

Culture/Values Integration

Culture reflects the behaviors within an organization. These behaviors are typically controlled by policy, procedures, laws, regulations, compliance, codes of conduct, ethical standards, etc. Values are intended to provide behavioral guidance that may not be addressed within these typical controls, but is intended to reflect their content.

Our recommendation to address employee’s concerns and perceptions is to begin by identifying and clarifying Georgia Tech’s institutional core values. These values will be defined in a context of actions, behaviors, and decisions for individuals, teams, units, colleges, research, administration and the President’s Units. This effort should be led by the President and a small representative group of leaders. Once identified, the core values should be defined so they are applicable to all divisions within the Institute. In addition, examples of acceptable behaviors for each core value should be stated. Another important step in this process is to identify dilemmas encountered in applying these core values. Unacceptable behaviors should be recognized and connected to general policies, procedures, ethics policies, compliance, etc.

Leadership should embrace these core values and seek buy-in with their management levels. Managers and supervisors should be provided training on how to position the core values and behaviors in Unit/College settings, team meetings and individual discussions

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with employees. There should be a top-down inspection and accountability process led by the President to ensure that the core values are “living” at the Institute.

It is important that the core values be integrated into the Institute’s Vision and Mission, being used as a guide for behaviors that will support the Institute’s achievement of their Vision and Mission. Strategic objectives are important to set the direction for achieving the Institute’s Vision and Mission, but should be recognized as changing elements that respond to opportunity and context.

The integration of Vision, Mission, and especially Values should be the overarching focus of all Leadership within the Institute. Regardless of how an individual may view the applicability of strategic objectives to their day to day efforts, the core values should provide overall direction for each employee’s actions, behaviors and decisions.

Ethical Reporting and Structural Concerns

Throughout the results of the Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) for Georgia Tech, the process and handling of ethical reporting was negatively viewed by most respondents. These processes and the handling of ethics reports and wrong-doing should be reviewed and restructured. The restructure should have the objectives of both streamlining the process for efficiency, as well as creating one human resources division within Georgia Tech to improve effectiveness.

Within this review, the existence of retaliation against reporters should be extensively reviewed and governance controls should be developed to protect reporters. Also apparent throughout the ECI results were concerns about the credibility of the Human Resources division, along with those units charged with handling the Ethics Point system at Georgia Tech.

The reestablishment of credibility within both the Human Resources and Internal Audit divisions should be a priority initiative to Georgia Teach Leadership. Credibility and efficiency within the ethical reporting process is vital to the overall success in strengthening the ethical culture of the Institute. Two initial areas of review should include:

1. Nepotism Concerns 2. Leadership: Selection and Promotion of Supervisors, Managers and Executives

It is a recommendation that all personnel within these two divisions (HR and Internal Audit) be given the ability to provide input and feedback in regards to the barriers to success within their units.

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Leadership Development on Employee Interaction & Communication

We recommend a review of your current leadership/management training with a focus on positive interactions with employees that:

Recognizes accomplishments and addresses performance accountabilities Develops opportunities for employees to grow and develop in their career journey Provides feedback from employees making the Institute more effective/efficient Demonstrates management’s openness for constructive feedback and a willingness

to consider changes that impact the Institute’s ability to achieve its’ Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives

Incorporates a collaborative Action Plan for each employee to achieve their personal career goals aligned to the Institute’s objectives

Provides open, honest, two-way communication effectiveness

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DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWNS Ethics: Affiliate Status Bar Graph

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Engagement Overall: Retired Bar Graph [2 of 2]

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Engagement Overall: Full-Time – Part-Time Bar Graph [1 of 2]

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Ethics Overall: Position Bar Graph

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Bar Graph [2 of 2]

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Engagement Overall: Race and Ethnicity Bar Graph [1 of 2]

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Ethics Overall: Length of Employment Bar Graph

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Engagement Overall: Gender Bar Graph [1 of 2]

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Ethics Overall: Division Bar Graph

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Ethics Overall: Administration and Finance Bar Graph

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Engagement Overall: President’s Units Bar Graph [1 of 2]

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Ethics Overall: Research Bar Graph

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DATA BREAKDOWNS: GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OVERALL FREQUENCIES

1. Overall Frequencies-Affiliate Status 36-44

2. Overall Frequencies-Age 45-53

3. Overall Frequencies-Division 54-62 a. Academic Affairs Breakdown 63-71 b. Administration and Finance 72-80 c. President’s Units 81-89 d. Research 90-98

4. Overall Frequencies-Full-Time Part-Time 99-107

5. Overall Frequencies-Gender 108-116

6. Overall Frequencies-Position 117-125

7. Overall Frequencies-Race 126-134

8. Overall Frequencies-Tenure 135-143

SUPPLEMENTAL FREQUENCIES

1. Academic Affairs-Supplemental 1 144-152

2. Academic Affairs-Supplemental 2 153-161

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 36

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 88.0 83.4* Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 71.6* 60.3*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 71.3* 63.4* Leadership Confidence 3.85

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 68.4* 67.4* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 67.8* 67.7* The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.1* 76.3*

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 67.5* 67.8* Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 69.3* 59.3* My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 70.9* 73.0*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 37

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 66.3* 62.2* Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 68.1* 65.1*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 64.8* 64.0* Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 62.9* 57.5* My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 67.0* 73.9*

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 67.8* 65.8* Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 69.5* 67.4*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 79.5* 83.2* I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 71.1* 75.1* My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.7* 79.8*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 38

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 79.8* 80.4* My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 82.2* 84.0*

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 73.4* 74.7*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.9* 77.8* My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 78.3* 86.4 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 67.0* 70.4*

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 76.3* 59.7*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.7* 73.4* There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 82.7* 77.7*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 39

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 86.6 82.9*

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 67.0* 66.4*

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 77.7* 70.2*

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 59.0* 59.1*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 58.0* 61.9*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.4* 72.7*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 40

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 72.3* 72.3* I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 37.8* 30.6* I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 82.0* 80.6* I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.1* 78.6* I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 74.4* 77.7*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 41

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.7* 75.1* I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 92.7 89.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 88.0 89.5

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.1* 76.3*

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 78.9* 79.7*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 42

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.2 86.9

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 67.1* 77.6* The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 72.7* 79.2*

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 68.8* 70.9*

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 60.0* 67.5*

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 76.8* 74.2*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 43

* = 15% or more disagreed, **50% or more disagreed To protect the anonymity of your employees we do not report data back that might identify respondents. Numbers shown in the positive response column represent the percentage of respondents that answered “Strongly Agree” or “Agree.” The negative response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 72.7* 77.6*

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.9* 78.0* My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 77.1* 83.3* My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 75.6* 82.4*

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.1* 75.3*

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.3* 71.5* I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 73.9* 81.9*

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Overall Frequencies: Affiliate – Page 44

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 75.9* 77.0* I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 89.9 89.6 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.6* 71.9* The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 73.3* 64.0* Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 41.9** 45.1**

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 73.5* 65.0*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 67.1* 77.0*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 62.7* 68.2*

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 45

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.82

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 91.7 84.5 82.3 84.6 85.3 85.5 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 83.3 64.8 57.4* 61.7* 59.9 61.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 91.7 67* 60.4* 63.2* 63.8 70.5

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 66.7 73.9 66.0* 64.2* 66.4* 77.6 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 75.0 74.4 66.4* 6.8* 67.2 74.0

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7 79.3 76.1 75.1 76.7 83.6

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 91.7 71.0 65.3 67.0 68.3 80.4 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 91.7 65.1* 55.4* 57.7* 59.8* 71.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 83.3 79.3 71.8 72.0 70.6 74.7

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 46

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 91.7 65.5 62.3 62.1 62.4 60.5 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 83.3 72.9 62.3* 61.8* 62.4* 67.8

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 83.3 68.3* 60.4* 63.6* 65.3* 70.9

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 83.3 56.7* 55.9* 59.3* 60.4* 69.2*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 100.0 79.7 72.8 72.4 70.5 74.3 Involvement and Belonging

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 91.7 67.5 64.8* 67.2* 65.1* 73.4 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 100.0 73.0 66.8* 66.2* 65.0* 70.9

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 91.7 86.1 82.1 82.3 82.4 89.4 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 100.0 80.1 74.8 74.3 72.7 77.4 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 91.7 85.4 80.2 77.5 76.1 81.1

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 47

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 91.7 78.9 78.8 80.6 84.4 92.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 91.7 85.5 83.2 82.8 82.9 91.9

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 75.0 73.1 73.0 75.6 78.8 85.9

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 100.0 83.1 77.3 75.1 75.3 83.6

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 100.0 90.2 86.3 84.7 85.4 89.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 83.3 78.3 69.6* 67.4* 65.5* 71.9

Customer Orientation 3.86

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 90.9 64.5* 59.2* 58.8* 59.0* 61.8

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.0 76.6 74.6 74.0 70.8 72.6

There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 91.7 77.7 76.8 79.1 81.2 81.0

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 48

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 91.7 84.6 82.3 82.2 83.8 89.2

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 91.7 71.0 63.5* 66.1* 66.4 75.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 91.7 74.5 68.1* 69.6 70.9 78.3

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 83.3 65.9 56.1* 58.6* 57.5* 62.3

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 83.3 68.0* 57.8* 60.8* 62.6* 65.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 75.0 77.9 68.8 70.6 74.7 81.1

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 49

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 83.3 74.3 69.4 71.0 75.6 85.0

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 25.0* 33.0* 25.3** 31.4** 36.2* 46.4*

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 100.0 82.1 79.3 80.4 82.6 87.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 75.0 79.1 76.8 77.8 79.3 85.9 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 91.7 76.2 75.6 78.4 82.1 87.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 100.0 76.4 73.7 74.4 77.3 82.8

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 100.0 86.8 89.5 90.7 93.8 93.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.7 87.7 88.1 91.9 92.0 90.4

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7 79.3 76.1 75.1 76.7 83.6

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 83.3 81.8 78.8 81.3 78.4 82.8

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards

4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 75.0 86.5 87.2 87.4 88.9 88.5

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 91.7 78.3 78.3 76.4 78.3 83.3

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 91.7 82.2 78.2 78.7 78.2 85.5

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 81.8 75.3 70.0 71.2 69.1 76.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 75.0 72.3 65.2* 65.7* 68.5 78.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 91.7 75.8 73.9 74.1 75.1 81.0

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 52

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics)

4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 100.0 82.5 76.1 76.8 75.6 80.7

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 91.7 83.2 77.8 77.0 74.7 80.7 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 91.7 87.5 83.4 81.8 80.8 84.4

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 100.0 85.9 83.3 81.6 80.2 80.9

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.0 80.0 75.6 74.5 73.2 76.0

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 91.7 75.8 69.7 68.9* 72.6 79.9 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 75.0 74.3 82.3 86.8 87.2 87.7

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Overall Frequencies: Age – Page 53

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 83.3 80.4 76.6 75.2 77.4 83.2 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 100.0 88.4 89.5 92.2 92.0 91.8 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 91.7 77.1 71.3 71.1 70.6 77.3

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 75.0 68.6 63.7* 63.1* 63.4* 70.3

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 81.8 53.8* 46.3* 48.1* 45.5* 59.3

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 91.7 71.1 62.1* 63.8* 66.0 67.4

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 91.7 81.9 77.1 75.3 75.6 77.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 91.7 73.9 65.9 68.2* 67.2 74.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.7* 82.4* 84.1* 81.9* Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 62.2* 56.4* 68.4* 57.5*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 68.6* 55.6* 62.6* 61.7*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 68.3* 59.4* 66.0* 72.6* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 68.3* 61.7* 69.7* 70.7*

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.8* 72.0* 77.5* 81.8*

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 66.7* 62.3* 67.0* 74.8* Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 60.9* 47.7** 60.3* 66.8* My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.8* 70.0* 71.7* 76.2*

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.8* 56.8* 60.1* 65.0* Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 69.2* 53.0* 60.3* 69.9*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 63.2* 5.3* 63.4* 70.3* Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 57.6* 55.7* 62.2* 57.2* My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.9* 70.6* 74.2* 77.7*

Involvement and Belonging 3.94 My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 64.5* 61.9* 63.9* 72.3* Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 66.7* 61.6* 67.7* 73.5*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 81.9* 80.7* 79.7* 88.9 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.8* 74.0* 75.1* 79.8* My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.8* 76.9* 78.9* 84.1*

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.6* 77.3* 83.2* 77.8* My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 86.8 78.3* 83.2* 84.2*

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 70.3* 77.1* 77.3* 78.9*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.6* 73.3* 75.4* 82.7* My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 84.9* 84.2* 85.0* 91.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 71.0* 65.4* 66.5* 74.8*

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 56.2* 61.3* 63.2* 63.6*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 66.8* 75.2* 77.4* 80.2* There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 70.2* 81.4* 82.0* 84.7*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 80.3* 79.1* 85.4 89.8

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 65.1* 62.2* 70.7* 70.3*

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 70.0* 66.6* 71.4* 73.2*

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 58.8* 57.1* 60.2* 60.9*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 62.6* 60.2* 60.2* 62.6*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 74.7* 68.0* 74.6* 72.1*

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Overall Frequencies: Division – Page 58

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.5* 67.2* 73.8* 73.9* I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 30.5** 26.5** 36.8** 32.1**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 80.9* 74.1* 82.2* 84.9* I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 78.7* 75.5* 79.8* 80.5* I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 78.5* 75.5* 80.0* 77.0*

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.8* 75.5* 78.9* 80.1*

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 87.3 91.9 88.9 90.8 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 87.9 91.1 90.3 90.4

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.8* 72.0* 77.5* 81.8*

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 77.9* 76.9* 79.7* 85.4

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 86.7 85.8 84.2* 89.0

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 75.4* 75.2* 77.0* 83.0*

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 78.0* 75.0* 78.8* 84.3*

When decisions are made, or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 68.3* 69.6* 70.1* 76.7*

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 66.9* 63.3* 66.5* 72.1*

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 71.0* 74.1* 76.2* 79.2*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 76.6* 73.2* 75.3* 83.3*

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 77.6* 73.9* 77.0* 82.5* My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 82.1* 80.0* 82.7* 88.1* My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 80.4* 81.2* 83.0 86.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 72.8* 76.8* 75.1* 78.3*

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.8* 67.1* 70.9* 78.0* I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 76.4* 87.1* 82.0* 86.5*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 75.6* 73.7* 76.3* 82.4* I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 88.0 90.6 90.8 90.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.5* 66.0* 73.7* 76.6* The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 64.0* 58.6* 66.4* 67.8*

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 44.0** 40.2** 47.2** 49.5**

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 63.0* 62.2* 69.7* 69.5*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 74.6* 76.8* 77.4* 80.5*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 67.3* 65.8* 70.3* 70.5*

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86 3.93 3.75 3.90 3.83

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.8 84.9 79.5 79.9 97.3 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 68.4 59.9* 53.3* 65.3 72.2

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 83.3 69.7 57.6* 70.6 81.1

Leadership Confidence 3.85 3.87 3.66 3.87 3.99 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 75.0 72.5 66.2* 69.4 84.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 78.5 69.8 64.5 71.0 86.5

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 79.3 74.4 73.2 75.4 91.7

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 3.77 3.56 3.75 3.90 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 77.0 65.9 59.0* 73.6 82.4 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 70.5 60.0* 61.3* 70.2 67.6

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 77.3 74.0 69.4* 73.0 86.1

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Growth and Development 3.71 3.79 3.46 3.62 3.82 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 74.9 68.2 60.0* 60.7* 61.8* Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 81.5 81.5 70.7 66.0* 70.9

Communication 3.70 3.69 3.58 3.71 3.80 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 74.2 64.0* 59.1* 62.0* 81.1

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 67.5 55.7* 49.8* 63.3* 86.5

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 79.5 74.3 68.8 70.2* 94.1 Involvement and Belonging 3.94 3.91 3.82 3.92 4.10

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 76.0 62.0* 58.6* 69.2 83.3 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 74.1 67.1* 62.6* 72.2 84.2

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 90.2 81.8 80.3 74.9 97.2

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 79.1 73.3 69.0* 69.8 89.2

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 81.7 78.8 77.3 80.8 83.3

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Work/Balance 4.07 4.08 3.96 4.10 4.12 I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.9 83.0 79.7 86.6 86.5 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 92.7 89.4 87.4 87.0 91.9

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.2* 68.3* 65.4* 64.4* 86.1

Direct Supervisor 4.08 4.08 3.96 4.03 4.21 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 82.6 77.9 77.6 76.3 94.3

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 87.6 85.6 85.1 83.9 97.1

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 74.0 74.1 67.7* 69.7 94.6 Customer Orientation 3.86 3.75 3.86 3.95 4.01

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 62.5 50.9* 43.2* 51.5* 57.6*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 71.8 61.7 54.5 65.7 85.3

There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 76.4 65.5 54.9* 63.4 94.1

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90 3.88 3.74 3.96 4.05

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 85.2 79.2 71.8 78.1 96.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality.

66.3 14.4 70.9 63.4* 60.5* 65.7 81.3

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 78.1 69.2 63.5* 72.3 86.5

Training 3.71 3.76 3.58 3.71 3.73 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands.

59.1 17.7 71.0 55.9* 54.8* 57.5 71.4*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 69.3 62.3* 64.1* 64.2* 77.8

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 76.4 73.9 73.7 72.3 86.8

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Employee Engagement 3.77 3.79 3.61 3.85 3.81 Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 81.4 76.2 70.1 76.6 82.4

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit.

30.7 52.3 31.8* 34.4* 26.7** 23.9** 27.8**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 87.8 84.3 74.0 80.6 88.6

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 83.6 77.9 77.1 81.9 86.1

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 83.4 79.0 75.8 80.5 82.9

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18 4.13 4.17 4.22 4.26

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.5 70.0 65.6 73.0 91.2

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.1 85.7 85.3 82.5 94.7 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.9 85.5 86.9 84.6 97.2

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 4.01 3.92 4.03 4.22 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 79.3 74.4 73.2 75.4 91.7

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 84.4 76.2 76.9 76.6 94.6

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Ethical Standards 4.00 3.97 3.90 3.98 4.15

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.1 86.9 87.3 87.9 91.9

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 79.9 71.8 70.4 77.2 88.6

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards.

79.0 7.3 83.6 77.1 74.8 76.4 97.2

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 75.5 66.9 63.5 70.7 91.7

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 74.6 67.4 63.0* 68.4 86.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 77.7 70.3 65.2 76.5 89.5

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Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 4.07 4.00 4.07 4.23 I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 81.1 78.7 75.3* 78.8 85.7

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 81.6 78.8 76.6 73.4 97.1

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 85.0 83.7 81.6 81.2 93.9

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics.

82.3 5.6 85.6 82.1 77.4 78.5 97.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.4 71.6 72.0 71.5 94.4

Reporting 3.97 3.89 3.94 3.96 4.14 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 78.2 70.0 65.9* 70.4 77.8*

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 79.7 74.3 74.6 78.0 91.7

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.73 3.72

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 81.3 77.0 72.4 76.2 88.2

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.7 87.6 84.5 84.2 91.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 75.8 71.0 67.8 75.6 91.4

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 66.8 62.8* 59.4* 70.1 86.5

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 46.9* 42.3* 40.7* 45.7 67.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

65.2 15.8 66.4 63.1* 58.3* 65.4 85.7

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 80.4 75.2 73.6 72.0 94.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values.

68.1 12.8 75.1 66.4 63.00* 67.2 86.1

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86 3.93 3.75 3.90 3.83

Georgia Tech has an outstanding

future. 83.4 3.7 81.3 82.9 77.4 86.6 89.5 66.7

Georgia Tech's leadership has

communicated a vision of the

future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 50.8* 57.4 54.5* 54.4* 64.2 50.0*

Georgia Tech is making

appropriate changes to remain

competitive. 63.5 16.6 45.9* 54.0* 52.5* 60.5* 67.0 28.6*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 3.87 3.66 3.87 3.99 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 45* 61.3* 55.1* 65.1* 68.6 69.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to

deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 49.6* 58.7* 62.2* 69.9 70.5 54.0*

The leadership of Georgia Tech is

committed to ethical business

decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 63.3* 74.8 64.8* 70.4 79.7 83.3

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 3.77 3.56 3.75 3.90 Georgia Tech values my

contribution. 67.8 13.4 48.7* 69.1 58.4* 65.8* 67.9 69.0*

Productive people are recognized

by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 41.4* 48.6* 45.9* 65.4* 48.1* 54.1*

My direct supervisor gives me

useful feedback about my

performance. 72.9 12.9 64.2* 71.6 69.5 72.3 74.0 66.7

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Growth and Development 3.71 3.79 3.46 3.62 3.82

There is a promising future for me at Georgia

Tech. 62.3 14.2 47.3* 61.6 52.2* 62.7* 64.4 50.8*

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for

growth and development. 65.1 18.4 41.9* 58.6* 48.8* 67.5* 64.9* 46.2*

Communication 3.70 3.69 3.58 3.71 3.80

There is open, honest two-way communication in

Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 50.5* 66* 51.3* 59* 66.4 61.9*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing

Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 44.8* 58.9* 58.9* 62.7* 54.8* 58.7*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 64.1* 73.4 65.2* 73.8 77.9 76.7

Involvement and Belonging 3.94 3.91 3.82 3.92 4.10

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 49.3* 66.2 60* 62.5* 67.8 67.2*

Employees are encouraged to participate in

making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 51.9* 67.4 59.4* 65.1* 68.2 66.2*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job

done. 83.1 6.6 74.3 81.3 75.5 91.3 86.8 91.8

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 64.5* 76.2 71.4* 81.9 78.8 76.2

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 47.3* 61.6 52.2* 62.7* 64.4 50.8*

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Work/Balance 4.07 4.08 3.96 4.10 4.12

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 70.7 78.7 77.9 77.1 77.7 79.4

My job makes use of my skills and

abilities. 84.0 8.8 72.4* 77.6 75.8 78.3 81.1 77.8*

I am able to balance my work and

family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.4 81.8 79.2 73.1 80.5 60.3*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 4.08 3.96 4.03 4.21 I have a relationship of trust with

my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 64* 71.3 68.6 74.7 85.1 79.7

My direct supervisor treats me with

respect. 86.3 6.3 77.6 86.8 79.5 82.3 91.2 89.7

My direct supervisor is a great

leader. 70.3 14.5 59.4* 65* 63.6* 68.7* 70.9 66.2*

Customer Orientation 3.86 3.75 3.86 3.95 4.01 Georgia Tech regularly use

customer feedback to improve our

processes. 60.0 16.6 59.8* 58.6* 64.3* 69.2 60.8 44.8*

Customer problems get corrected

quickly. 73.4 8.4 65.3* 78.0 77.9 83.3* 75.2 60.3*

There is a strong emphasis on

customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 77.6 80.6 79.5 89.9 80.9 81.0

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Quality Emphasis 3.90 3.88 3.74 3.96 4.05

The College/Unit is

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quality products and services

to external customers.

83.0 5.2 72.8 82.0 79.1 84.8 81.9 70.7*

Where I work, we set clear

performance standards for

product/service quality.

66.3 14.4 56.3* 60.7 64.2* 74.7 64.8* 50.8*

Quality and improvement are

top priorities at the

College/Unit.

70.2 13.6 59.4* 70.6 64.1* 71.1* 72.5 61.5*

Training 3.71 3.76 3.58 3.71 3.73 Employees are getting the

training they need to keep up

with customer demands.

59.1 17.7 54.4* 60.7* 52.8* 79.5 58.9* 34.5*

New employees receive the

training they need to perform

the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 58.2* 55.5* 60.5* 83.5 60.6* 43.9*

I have received the training I

need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 63.5* 66* 67* 83.1 71.0 58.5*

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Employee Engagement 3.77 3.79 3.61 3.85 3.81

Overall, I am very

satisfied working in my

College/Unit.

72.3 11.9 62.9* 70.1 63.4* 74.4 73.3 67.2*

I have never considered

looking for a job

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College/Unit.

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I am proud to work for

my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 68.2 74.8 71.6 84.3 77.7 76.2*

I would recommend

Georgia Tech as an

employer.

78.6 7.4 70.1 77.8 72.1 79.7 81.8 74.1

I am motivated to put

forth extra effort in my

job.

71.0 81.0 73.7* 73.4 75.3 79.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS

Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18 4.13 4.17 4.22 4.26

My College/Unit clearly

communicates its expectations for

ethical behavior.

74.9 9.3 71.6 77.4 71.5 81.0 75.5 86.4

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s

values. 89.3 3.8 89.4 93.1 89.9 93.9 95.0 86.2

I understand Georgia Tech’s

values. 89.4 2.8 91.3 91.2 88.5 92.4 93.1 84.5

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 4.01 3.92 4.03 4.22 The leadership of my department

shows a commitment to ethical

business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 63.3* 74.8 64.8* 70.4 79.7 83.3

Employees within my department

show a commitment to ethical

behavior in their day-to-day

activities.

79.7 7.4 67.1 84.6 66.2* 81.9 86.5 90.5

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Ethical Standards 4.00 3.97 3.90 3.98 4.15

I feel responsible for taking corrective

action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4

83.1 88.1 81.3 90.4 88.7 87.3

Pressure to meet performance goals does

not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1

66.8 82.8 68.5 82.3 81.7 72.2

The behavior and actions of the

employees in my area demonstrate high

ethical standards.

79.0 7.3

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When decisions are made or actions are

taken in my department, the ethical

implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3

62.0* 71.9 66.1 65.8 78.1 74.1

Where I work, ethical issues and

concerns can be discussed without

negative consequences.

67.4 14.7

51.6* 69.9* 58.7* 67.5 74.4 65.1*

The leadership of my College/Unit has

communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0

64.4* 79.0 71.4* 71.1* 81.2 87.7

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Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 4.07 4.00 4.07 4.23

I feel I can raise issues with my direct

supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3

62.1* 77.7 67.1* 81.5 83.0 82.0

My direct supervisor keeps his or her

commitments. 77.9 8.8

64.3* 73.9 69.6* 80.2 82.0 80.0

My direct supervisor demonstrates

ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8

74.5 78.1 74.3 78.5 89.4 83.1

My direct supervisor does not ignore

activities that violate Georgia Tech's

ethics.

82.3 5.6

74.7 86.6 75.0 83.3 85.6 86.0

My direct supervisor provides

effective communication about

ethical standards.

75.2 10.3

71.3* 73.4 75.9 74.7 82.3 80.6

Reporting 3.97 3.89 3.94 3.96 4.14

I can report unethical practices

without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4

52.9* 71.9 61.7* 72.8 77.3 73.8

I know how to report suspected

unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9

83.5 89.2 81.0 93.8 88.6 95.1

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response column reflects the "Disagree" and "Strongly Disagree" responses.

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Values 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.73 3.72

Georgia Tech values are consistent

with my own. 77.0 6.9

69.8 78.8 64.8 73.1 81.2 77.6

I believe in the values of Georgia

Tech. 89.6 1.9

89.9 89.4 87.4 90.2 94.5 88.9

I feel comfortable that Georgia

Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6

52.4* 66.0 63* 75.9 71.2 69.8

The behavior of senior leadership is

consistent with Georgia Tech

values. 64.1 16.0

48.4* 56.5* 57.1* 68.7 71.2 56.5*

Where I work, people do not "get

ahead" unless their behavior

demonstrates Georgia Tech’s

values.

44.9 20.1

33.6* 37.4* 47.2* 46.3* 44.7* 30.3*

Our leaders are held accountable for

acting according to Georgia Tech's

values. 65.2 15.8

55.9* 59.6* 59.3* 70.9 70.8 54.4*

My direct supervisors are held

accountable for acting according to

Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5

69.5 74.3 72.3 77.2 82.9 87.7

Employees are held accountable for

acting according to the Institute's

values. 68.1 12.8

55.9* 59.6* 59.3* 70.9 70.8 67.8

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Overall Percentage

M

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5)

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 79.5 89.9 72.7 82.9 84.1 87.9 90.7 86.7 93.3 92.3

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 67.1 64.7* 47.6* 74.5* 65* 84.4 69.0* 80.0 86.7 76.9

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 70.5* 49.3* 45* 71.8 59* 67.7* 46.5* 73.3 80.0 54.5

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 75.9 67.6* 72.7 67.3* 68.2* 59.4* 40.5* 80.0 66.7 75.0 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 73.8 71.0 60.9 74.1* 69.2 76.5 43.9* 86.7 86.7 83.3

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 83.1 75.0 91.3 74.1 82.5 84.8* 53.7* 86.7 93.3 91.7

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 60.5* 72.1* 72.7 69.2 61.7* 65.6* 64.3* 80.0 86.7 76.9

Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 63.6* 63.8* 39.1* 65.1* 52.1* 66.7* 41.9* 80.0 80.0 53.8

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance.

72.9 12.9 70.5 78.3 68.2 75.2* 69.8* 63.6* 67.4 73.3 93.3 72.7

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Overall Percentage

M

President’s Units

Posi

tive

Res

pons

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Neg

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5)

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3)

Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 59* 58.8* 52.4 67.3* 51.6* 63.6* 44.2* 66.7 73.3* 50*

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 58.8* 53.6* 39.1* 69.4* 55.4* 72.7* 47.7* 66.7* 86.7 54.5*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 70.5* 63.8* 69.6 71.8* 50.0* 63.6* 41.9* 66.7 93.3 53.8

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 60.3* 59.4* 52.2* 73.2* 54.7* 63.3* 41.9* 86.7 86.7 53.8*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 70.1 78.3 90.9 76.1 60.6* 66.7* 76.2 86.7 80.0 75.0

Involvement and Belonging 3.94

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 68.8 65.2* 54.5 66.0* 54.0* 75.8 58.1* 73.3 93.3 69.2

Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 63.4 65.2* 65.2* 69.6* 68.8 75.8* 61.4* 86.7 93.3 75.0*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 79.2 85.1 69.6 78.9 76.6 90.9 72.1 93.3 100.0 83.3*

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 69.1* 79.4 78.3 75.2* 75.4* 79.4* 72.1* 86.7 86.7 76.9*

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 79.5 87.0 86.4 74.8 79.4 84.8 78.0 80.0 93.3 81.8

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Overall Percentage

M

President’s Units

Posi

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.1 89.9 81.8 83.3 82.5 87.9 79.1 80.0 93.3 76.9* My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.7 89.7 82.6 81.3 83.1 91.2 76.7* 86.7 100.0 76.9*

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 63* 79.0 86.4 85.0 65.5* 90.6 83.7 86.7 100.0 53.8*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.0 75.0 86.4 75.2* 73.0 71.9* 73.8 93.3 93.3 80.0

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.2 88.2 91.3 84.3 85.0 87.5 81.4 86.7 93.3 90.9

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.7* 68.1* 63.6 71.6* 60.6* 56.3* 61.4 86.7 73.3 60.0

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 67.2 51.6* 52.4* 66.7* 63.5* 83.9 50* 66.7 57.1* 76.9*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 73.0 75.0 66.7 84.9 78.3 90.3 63.4* 86.7 71.4 80.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.9 94.0 65.2 89.6 84.7 93.8 55.8 93.3 85.7 84.6*

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Overall Percentage

M

President’s Units

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 83.8 89.4 77.3 91.3 86.7 90.6 61.6* 93.3 93.3 84.6

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality.

66.3 14.4 67.5 75.4 65.2 77.6 69.8* 69.7* 48.8* 86.7 80.0 75.0

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 73.2 63.8* 73.9 78.8 72.3* 75.8* 52.3* 86.7 86.7 58.3

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands.

59.1 17.7 60.0 55.2* 50.0 72.6* 47.5* 59.4* 42.9* 73.3 85.7 41.7*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 55.4* 56.1* 45.5 71* 50* 65.6* 51.2* 66.7 93.3 53.8*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 80.0 66.7* 69.6 77.3* 66.7* 78.8 78.0 80.0 100.0 75.0

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Overall Percentage

M

President’s Units

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(6278) Employee

Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit.

72.3 11.9 71.1 83.8 73.9 77.6 71.9 75* 55.8* 86.7 80.0 83.3

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit.

30.7 52.3 25.3** 47.1 22.7** 50.9* 34.8** 34.4** 25.6** 66.7 46.7** 33.3*

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.5 88.4 82.6 82.4 81.5 91.2 65.1 86.7 93.3 92.3

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer.

78.6 7.4 68.4 85.3 73.9 83.3 78.7 81.3 78.6 86.7 86.7 92.3

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job.

77.7 10.3 84.0 83.8 82.6 84.4 78.6 87.5 72.1 73.3 80.0 76.9

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Overall Percentage

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical

Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior.

74.9 9.3 88.2 77.9 73.9 81.6 85.7 68.8 55.8* 86.7 100.0 91.7

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 90.2 92.6 86.4 82.3 95.5 97.0 86.4 93.3 100.0 91.7

I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 94.7 94.1 87.0 91.7 85.0 93.8 81.4 86.7 100.0 100.0

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 83.1 75.0 91.3 74.1 82.5 84.8* 53.7* 86.7 93.3 91.7

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 82.7 76.5 82.6 82.1 80.0 91.2 62.8* 73.3 100.0 69.2*

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Overall Percentage

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President’s Units

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior.

86.8 3.4 90.1 85.5 81.8 86.5 82.5 78.1 78.6 93.3 93.3 92.3

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 76.3 73.1 72.7 75.5 81.7 68.8 73.8 93.3 93.3 100.0

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards.

79.0 7.3 88.2 78.3 78.3 78.0 79.7 87.9 68.3 80.0 100.0 75.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 76.0 69.1 72.7 75.9 71.4 68.8 46.5* 73.3 92.9 91.7

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 65.0 64.7* 78.3 71.1* 67.8* 55.9* 48.8* 80.0 93.3 76.9

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards.

74.2 12.0 84.3 72.5 78.3 76.4 89.2 75.8 48.8* 86.7 93.3 75*

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M

President’s Units

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation.

77.4 12.3 79.2 75.4 77.3 71.3* 76.2* 75.8* 78.0 80.0 93.3 75.0

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.3 79.7 86.4 75.0 77.4* 75.8 78.6 93.3 86.7 72.7

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior.

83.2 6.8 86.8 86.8 91.3 79.2 82.5 87.5 83.3 93.3 93.3 81.8

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics.

82.3 5.6 87.7 79.1 86.4 82.2 88.1 77.4 76.9 93.3 93.3 100.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards.

75.2 10.3 75.3 73.9* 78.3 78.6 76.9 73.5 65.9 93.3 93.3 70.0

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.9 65.7 82.6 73.9* 71.9* 60.6* 55.8 80.0 93.3 84.6

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 87.0 72.5* 100.0 83.8 84.4 63.6* 81.4 86.7 100.0 91.7

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Values 3.64 Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 87.7 80.6 80.0 76.0 81.7 68.8 57.1 80.0 93.3 84.6

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 95.1 94.2 91.3 90.0 90.8 93.9 86.0 93.3 100.0 100.0

I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 78.2 76.8 82.6 71.3 87.3 72.7 46.5* 80.0 93.3 83.3

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values.

64.1 16.0 69.1 68.1 50.0 69.4* 73.8 67.6* 39* 80.0 86.7 75.0

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 43.9* 55.7* 41.7* 54.2* 42.5* 53.1* 18.2* 62.5 80.0 23.1*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

65.2 15.8 73.7 67.2 60.9 73.8 75.0 78.1 50.0 80.0 86.7 76.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 84.2 75.0 73.9 78.3 80.3 65.6 73.2 93.3 93.3 72.7

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values.

68.1 12.8 73.7 74.6 63.6 80.4 63.5 70.0 39.5* 85.7 93.3 75.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86 3.93 3.75 3.90 3.83

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 87.5 93.0 88.9 79.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 60.4 77.6 56.4* 53.3*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 66.0 73.9 53.1* 59.7*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 3.87 3.66 3.87 3.99 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 62.6* 78.4 63.3* 74.9 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 63.2* 81.0 70.7* 71.0

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 76.7 86.1 71.1* 83.8

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 3.77 3.56 3.75 3.90 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 63.7 78.4 74.7 77.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 55.4* 72.2 54.6* 69.8

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.5* 73.7 72.7* 79.1

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Growth and Development

3.71 3.79 3.46 3.62 3.82

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.5 70.9 60.2 65.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.8* 69.6* 61.2* 74

Communication 3.70 3.69 3.58 3.71 3.80 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.6* 75.9 65.7* 72.3

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.3* 70.7 56.6* 56.8*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.7 77.6* 76.3* 79.5 Involvement and Belonging 3.94 3.91 3.82 3.92 4.10

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66* 81 67* 74.3 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 71* 76.7* 61.6* 75.5

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.7 91.4 80.4 92.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.7* 85.3 80.8 81.5 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.4 84.5 79.8 86.6

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Work/Balance 4.07 4.08 3.96 4.10 4.12 I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 78.1 87.1 75.8 77.2 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 79.9 83.6 85.9 84.9

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 78.3 87.9 75.5 79.6

Direct Supervisor 4.08 4.08 3.96 4.03 4.21 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 78.1 79.1 76.8* 85.2

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 83.3 89.7 88.4 93.5

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.7* 67.2* 70.2* 78.0 Customer Orientation 3.86 3.75 3.86 3.95 4.01

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 60.1* 78.8 52.7* 64.6

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 69.8 86.0 73.0 83.1 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 83.1 93.1 77.2 85.7

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Quality Emphasis 3.90 3.88 3.74 3.96 4.05 The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 82.6 96.6 81.9 91.8

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 59.3 75.7 64.6 73.5

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 62.8 80.2 62.6* 76.4

Training 3.71 3.76 3.58 3.71 3.73 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 53.8* 66.1* 66.7* 61.5*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 57.6* 59.6 57.3* 64.2*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 64.8* 74.8 74.5 73.2

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Employee Engagement 3.77 3.79 3.61 3.85 3.81 Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 69.4 86.2 65.6* 74.0

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 27.6** 30.6** 34.7** 32.9**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 76.3 94.0 78.8 86.7

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.9 89.7 75.8 80.0

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 80.6 85.3 71.6* 75.4

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18 4.13 4.17 4.22 4.26

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 64.7 86.2 70.8 84.4

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.6 98.3 91.9 90.9 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.3 98.3 89.5 89.0

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 4.01 3.92 4.03 4.22 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 76.7 86.1 71.1* 83.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 74.6 87.1 82.7 88.4

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00 3.97 3.90 3.98 4.15

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.9 90.5 86.9 90.1

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 75.8 90.5 75.5 84.6

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 72.3 87.1 77.3 88.4

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 70.3 81.9 70.8 78.1

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 65.3* 75.9 64.3* 74.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 72.9 85.3 65.3* 81.6

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Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 4.07 4.00 4.07 4.23 I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 76.6 80.2 73.2* 86.5

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 77.1 81.0 69.8* 85.6

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 80.4 83.6 77.1 91.5

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 83.7 85.2 75.8 88.1

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.4 76.7 75.5 80.7

Reporting 3.97 3.89 3.94 3.96 4.14 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.3 77.6 69.8* 81.3

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 86.8 90.4 84.4 87.8

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.73 3.72

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 77.7 92.2 78.9 82.3

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 88.2 99.1 87.9 90.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 70.4 82.8 70.7 77.8

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 61.3* 80.9 56.6* 68.6

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 42.8* 55.4 41.8* 52.1*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 60.3* 77.6 55.8* 71.8

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 76.1 83.6 68.4 82.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 63.8* 77.0 58.3* 73.1

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Future/Vision

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 83.5 87.9 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 60.0* 71.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 62.9* 71.5 Leadership Confidence 3.85

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 67.1* 79.0 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 67.6* 77.0 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.4 80.6

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 67.4 77.3 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 58.6* 72.5 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.8 81.6

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 62.3 66.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 63.9* 78.1

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 63.4* 75.3 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 57.8* 63.0* My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 73.4 84.0

Involvement and Belonging 3.94 My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 65.9* 72.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 67.2* 78.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 83.0 88.5 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 75.0 83.5 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 79.5 88.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 80.0 87.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 83.1 93.3

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.6 78.0

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.2 88.1 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 86.1 93.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 69.6* 81.4

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 60.0* 65.2

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 74.1 70.3 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.4 76.0

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 82.9 87.2

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 66.1* 74.2

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 70.3 77.5

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 58.7* 67.8

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 61.4* 70.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 72.5 79.0

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Overall Frequencies: Full Time/ Part Time – Page 103

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 71.7 83.2 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 30.9** 35.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 80.4 87.1 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 78.6 83.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 77.2 85.6

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.0 78.1 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.8 89.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.7 88.3

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.4 80.6

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 79.7 83.9

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Overall Frequencies: Full Time/ Part Time – Page 105

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 87.3 86.5

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 77.6 78.2 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 78.8 86.9

When decisions are made, or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 71.1 75.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 67.0* 78.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 74.5 78.6

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Overall Frequencies: Full Time/ Part Time – Page 106

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 77.0 87.9

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 77.5 88.9 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.1 88.6 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 82.4 86.8

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.3 81.6

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.9 80.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 82.6 77.7

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Overall Frequencies: Full Time/ Part Time – Page 107

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 76.6 84.9 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.1 91.7 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.7 80.5 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 63.7* 75.5 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 47.7* 59.4

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 64.6* 76.2

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 76.6 85.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 67.8 78.5

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 108

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.7* 85.3 100.0 70.6* 57.9* Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 62.1* 63.5* 60.0* 41.2** 39.4**

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 66.5* 62.1* 73.3* 57.9* 50.3*

Leadership Confidence 6.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 73.6* 63.5* 66.7* 61.9* 49.0** Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 73.1* 65.4* 60.0* 70.0* 48.8**

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 81.0* 74.6* 66.7* 63.2* 56.6*

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 71.6 65.2 46.7** 52.9* 47.0** Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 65.0* 56.6* 50.0** 63.2* 37.0** My manager gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 76.9* 71.5* 73.3* 71.4* 59.7*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 109

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 66.3* 60.9* 28.6** 52.6* 45.4** Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 70.5* 60.6* 50.0** 47.4** 46.9**

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 70.4* 59.2* 66.7* 70.0* 44.8**

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 62.7* 55.7* 20.0** 42.1** 39.2**

My manager is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 77.4* 72.2* 60.0* 81.0* 60.2* Involvement and Belonging

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 71.3* 62.9* 50.0** 47.4** 45.6** Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 72.8* 65.0* 66.7* 57.1* 47.6**

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 85.8 82.4* 81.3* 66.7* 72.4* I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 78.9* 73.5 73.3* 57.1* 62.8* My manager cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 83.1* 78.4* 73.3* 65.0* 65.9*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 110

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.8* 79.7* 66.7* 76.2* 70.4* My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.2* 81.5* 66.7* 71.4* 72.8*

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 76.9* 74.7* 40.0** 76.2* 64.7*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 82.9* 74.2* 73.3* 71.4* 61.4* My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.7 85.6 86.7 85.0 76.6* My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 73.6* 68.9* 66.7* 63.2* 57.4*

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 64.0* 57.7* 50.0** 45.0** 50.3*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.3* 73.2* 70.0* 75.0* 67.4* There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 79.2* 78.8* 66.7* 72.2* 68.1*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 111

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 85.0 83.4* 83.3* 68.4* 68.4*

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 70.6* 65.0* 60.0* 57.9* 49.7**

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 74.4* 69.3* 73.3* 57.9* 52.0*

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 63.3* 58.4* 36.4** 50.0** 40.6**

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 66.6* 59.9* 57.1* 52.4* 44.5**

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 75.7* 71.7* 56.3* 80.0* 60.0*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 112

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 76.3* 70.4* 57.1* 71.4* 55.7*

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 33.7** 30.3** 15.4** 35.3** 19.0**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 83.6* 79.6* 73.3* 71.4* 67.7* I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.5* 79.1* 73.3* 65.0* 59.4* I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 79.4* 78.7* 62.5* 76.2* 63.8*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 113

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 78.2* 74.1* 73.3* 61.9* 60.7*

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 90.1 90.4 81.3* 71.4* 86.4 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.1 91.4 87.5 85.0* 83.6*

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 81.0* 74.6* 66.7* 63.2* 56.6*

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 83.7* 77.5* 81.3* 65.0* 67.2*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 114

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Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.6 86.8 93.3 75.0* 80.4*

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 80.4* 76.7* 75.0* 63.2* 64.2*

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 83.9* 76.4* 73.3* 65.0* 63.8*

When decisions are made, or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 76.1* 68.7* 56.3* 44.4** 52.9*

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 74.2* 63.4* 60.0* 66.7* 45.1**

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 78.4* 73.1* 76.9* 63.2* 59.2*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 115

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 83.0* 74.2* 73.3* 68.4* 57.4*

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 81.9* 75.5* 75.0* 76.2* 65.7* My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 87.0 81.3* 86.7 76.2* 68.4*

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 85.6 81.2* 78.6* 73.7* 68.5*

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 78.6* 74.8* 66.7* 68.4* 59.8*

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.9* 67.2* 53.3* 47.4** 51.2* I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 82.9* 81.7* 60.0* 81.0* 79.8*

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Overall Frequencies: Gender – Page 116

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.3* 76.3* 73.3* 63.2* 60.1* I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.7 91.1 73.3* 66.7* 83.7* I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 76.6* 70.0* 56.3* 61.1* 55.0*

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.7* 62.6* 50.0** 66.7* 44.7**

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 54.0* 44.7** 38.5** 63.2* 30.0**

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 70.1* 63.1* 56.3* 63.2* 44.2*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 80.5* 76.0* 80.0* 77.8* 59.8*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 73.7* 65.7* 53.3* 52.6* 48.7**

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Overall Frequencies: Position – Page 117

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 78.8* 74.9* 75.6* 59.2* Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 59.7* 62.3* 56.3* 66.9*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 60.1* 68.3* 62.7* 72.2*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 61.9* 69.8* 74.0* 75.6* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 64.5* 68.6* 70.6* 75.0*

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 73.7* 77.9* 81.7* 75.9*

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 63.9* 69.0* 75.5* 67.9* Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 51.6* 63.8* 68.8* 72.0* My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 71.1* 67.4* 77.4* 80.3*

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 58.9* 64.7* 65.8* 68.8* Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 56.4* 72.8* 72.3* 82.2*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 59.9* 63.8* 71.2* 68.8* Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.8* 60.9* 56.0* 56.4* My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 72.0* 69.4* 79.1* 78.1*

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 63.1* 67.7* 72.0* 63.1* Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 64.0* 65.5* 73.9* 72.4*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 81.4* 80.5* 89.2 83.3* I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 73.5* 68.3* 81.8* 76.7* My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 77.5* 76.9* 86.1 82.2*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.8* 87.9 80.5* 80.5* My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 79.1* 90.4 87.2 91.6

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 77.5* 62.9* 79.9* 63.0*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 73.7* 77.0* 84.9* 84.3* My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 84.1* 84.8* 91.9 88.6 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 67.0* 66.5* 76.2* 78.3*

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 60.6* 49.3** 63.4* 59.8*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 76.3* 54.9* 77.6* 67.8* There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 81.5* 61.7* 80.9* 65.5*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 82.0* 78.8* 88.6 80.2*

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 64.7* 62.7* 71.0* 68.4

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 67.2* 71.4* 75.2* 71.0*

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 57.8* 52.9* 61.3* 70.9*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 59.8* 58.6* 62.7* 74.7*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 70.3* 73.8* 73.7* 79.3*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 68.8* 73.5* 75.6* 77.8* I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 29.3** 28.5** 29.7** 37.6**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 76.9* 83.1* 86.8 81.8* I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.4* 79.2* 81.4* 76.8* I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 76.1* 82.0* 77.6* 78.6*

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.5* 67.3* 80.5* 71.6*

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.1 86.9 91.2 80.7* I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.3 86.2 90.3 82.4*

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 73.7* 77.9* 81.7* 75.9*

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 77.4* 79.0* 86.7 78.6*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.7 89.3 89.3 85.0*

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 76.7* 73.7* 83.8* 73.8*

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 76.7* 77.2* 86.9 78.4*

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 69.1* 69.3* 77.0* 70.0*

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 63.3* 69.4* 74.3* 72.0*

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 73.2* 70.1* 79.7* 72.7*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 73.5* 77.2* 85.5 82.0*

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 74.9* 76.6* 83.8* 83.5* My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 80.8* 81.6* 89.3 87.3 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 81.5* 78.7* 87.0 83.4*

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.3* 69.7* 77.7* 77.4*

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 68.0* 71.0* 79.2* 74.3* I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 85.2 76.3* 85.4 65.9*

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Values 3.64 Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 75.0* 74.8* 83.1* 77.4* I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.8 86.2 92.4 83.3 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 69.1* 71.5* 77.7* 74.0* The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 61.3* 61.2* 68.7* 70.9*

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 43.0** 42.3** 51.7* 45.1**

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 63.2* 59.2* 69.8* 71.7*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 76.0* 71.4* 81.5* 79.4*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 70.8* 66.6* 63.4* 72.8*

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.1 83.6 64.3 87.7 86.4 78.5 78.3 84.6

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 59.8* 64.3 50.0* 75.2 72.7 48.7* 46.0* 60.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 63.8* 60.4* 42.9 74.5 45.5* 51.9* 52.3* 62.1*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 70.8 59.4* 57.1* 81.8 72.7 52.8* 52.8* 66.3* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 70.4 64.2* 35.7* 78.2 81.8 52.4* 50.6* 70.0

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 79.9 70.4 50.0* 80.0 86.4 63.5 63.1* 73.7

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 70.6 62.7* 64.3* 76.2 77.3 55.0* 49.4* 65.8 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 62.0* 54.0* 35.7* 73.5 68.2* 46.6* 40.9* 61.1*

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 73.8 70.8 78.6 82.2 68.2 63.0* 62.5* 74.2

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Growth and Development 3.71

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 62.6 60.8* 57.1* 74.1 54.5 50.3* 47.2* 54.7

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 67.6* 56.9* 80.0 79.0 72.7* 45.0* 42.0* 68.9*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 68.3* 57.5* 42.9* 72.3 59.1 52.9* 43.8* 65.3*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 57.8* 59.9* 42.9* 67.1 59.1* 49.2* 46.6* 58.4*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 75.4 70.4 57.1* 79.8 81.8 63.5* 62.5* 74.7

Involvement and Belonging

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 70.2 60.5* 50.0* 70.1 68.2* 51.9* 44.9* 62.6

Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 70.5 63.8* 57.1* 75.8 72.7 52.4* 48.3* 61.6*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 84.9 80.3 85.7 86.5 81.8 72.5 73.3 80.5

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 78.6 71.3* 78.6 81.2 90.9 61.4* 56.8* 74.7

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 83.5 72.8 78.6 83.2 81.8 68.8 65.9 80.0

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Work/Balance 4.07 I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.5 76.1 78.6 84.6 81.8 73.0 68.8 83.2 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.4 74.7 78.6 90.3 100.0 70.4 65.9* 83.2

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 73.9 80.2 78.6 73.5 72.7 71.4 64.2* 72.1*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 81.6 68.5* 71.4* 84.4 86.4 65.6* 65.9* 75.3

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.4 82.1 78.6 88.9 90.9 79.4 76.1 87.9

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 71.9 65.4* 64.3* 79.8 86.4 56.1* 58.5* 72.6 Customer Orientation 3.86

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 55.9 57.1* 42.9* 59.8 63.6* 51.9* 43.8* 57.4*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 65.9 74.6 85.7 63.6 68.2 67.2 68.2 65.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 72.6 81.0 85.7 71.9 63.6 68.3 71.0 72.6

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Quality Emphasis 3.90 The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 81.5 81.1 71.4 79.0 86.4 73.5 71.0 77.4

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 67.0 65.6 42.9 76.4 68.2 51.9* 56.8* 71.1

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 73.3 66.5* 57.1* 79.0 68.2 54.5* 54.5* 68.9

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 55.0* 61.1* 35.7* 65.3* 59.1 40.2* 39.2* 55.3*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 59.9* 62.3* 57.1* 77.2 68.2 46.0* 44.3* 63.2*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.0 71.8 57.1* 80.4 77.3 56.1* 54.0* 72.6

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Employee Engagement 3.77 Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 74.5 68.7 71.4 79.6 77.3 62.4* 59.1* 72.3

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit.

30.7 52.3 31.0** 33.1** 35.7** 45.2* 28.6* 21.7** 23.3** 26.8**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 83.5 75.0 78.6 86.3 81.8 70.4 73.3 83.2

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 79.4 79.0 78.6 83.6 81.8 66.1 71.0 79.5

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 78.5 76.5 85.7 83.2 86.4 72.5 62.5* 77.9

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 77.0 73.1 71.4* 77.0 72.7 63.5 67.0* 74.7

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.9 90.0 78.6 92.2 86.4 85.2 85.8 85.8 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 90.0 90.3 92.9 89.7 100.0 83.6 90.3 86.3

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 79.9 70.4 50.0* 80.8 86.4 63.5 63.1* 73.7

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 83.7 72.8 71.4 82.8 77.3 72.0 67.0* 74.7

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.9 82.0 85.7 88.1 86.4 83.1 76.1 83.7

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 78.9 71.5 57.1 79.8 86.4 68.8 63.1 75.3

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 83.0 71.9 64.3 82.6 77.3 70.9 64.2 77.9

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 73.5 65.1 42.9* 77.0 72.7 59.8 50.6* 72.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 72.8 59.1* 42.9* 76.0 68.2 50.3* 46.6* 66.8

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 77.6 69.1* 57.1 79.0 77.3 61.4* 60.2* 73.7

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 82.9 69.6* 71.4* 81.2 81.8 63.0* 59.7* 75.3

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 80.2 71.8 64.3 85.3 86.4 69.3 64.8 79.0

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 85.9 76.0 71.4* 87.7 86.4 71.4 72.2 85.8

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 81.8 76.9 78.6 84.6 86.4 70.4 74.4 80.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 77.2 71.3 64.3* 81.0 81.8 65.1* 64.2* 78.9

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 76.3 62.9* 57.1* 75.8 77.3 63.0* 51.7* 70.0

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 82.4 84.4 64.3 77.0 81.8 84.7 78.4 74.7

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 79.6 70.6 71.4 82.2 86.4 65.6 61.9 78.4

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.8 86.9 85.7 90.9 90.9 82.5 89.8 87.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 74.9 66.3 71.4 82.0 72.7 60.8 57.4* 71.1

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 65.7 59.3* 64.3* 77.4 68.2 54.0* 50.0 62.1*

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 49.3* 40.4* 35.7* 61.2 45.5* 36.0* 31.8* 52.7*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

65.2 15.8 65.5 64.7* 64.3 77.2 77.3* 48.7* 50.0* 62.1*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 77.5 73.6 71.4* 80.4 86.4 68.3 66.5 79.5

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 69.2 67.5 50.0* 77.8 86.4 54.5* 55.7 67.4*

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 90.8 86.8 83.8* 79.3* 82.0* 86.4 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 77.7* 64.0* 60.5* 54.6* 57.2* 61.5*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 76.2* 67.9* 62.1* 57.6* 60.1* 68.6*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 80.6* 73.2* 66.8* 63.8* 64.3* 68.1* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 81.4* 74.1* 66.7* 65.0* 63.6* 69.5*

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 85.0* 80.2* 76.1* 73.6* 74.2* 79.2*

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 81.7* 71.3* 65.7* 62.6* 66.7* 71.6* Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 75.2* 65.9* 58.4* 52.0* 54.8* 65.1*

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 80.1* 78.4* 74.3* 70.2* 69.9* 74.2*

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Growth and Development 3.71 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 78.9* 64.3* 61.6* 55.5* 59.9* 66.9* Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 75.9* 72.0* 64.6* 58.0* 60.7* 68.9*

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 79.2* 70.1* 62.2* 59.3* 60.4* 65.7*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 72.1* 62.1* 56.1* 53.4* 56.3* 59.4*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 3.94 83.0* 79.7* 75.4* 70.1* 70.8* 71.6* Involvement and Belonging

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 77.8* 69.0* 65.4* 62.7* 63.5* 68.5* Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 81.7* 72.9* 67.3* 63.5* 64.4* 67.5*

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 90.6 84.3* 81.7* 83.4* 80.1* 86.5 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 87.1* 78.8* 75.0* 73.4* 71.1* 75.9* My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 88.0* 82.6* 81.9* 78.4* 76.2* 78.2*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance 4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 87.3 80.3* 77.6* 77.5* 80.9* 86.7 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 86.7 83.0* 83.9* 82.2* 83.2* 87.2

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 81.7* 76.3* 73.3* 72.4* 73.8* 78.4*

Direct Supervisor 4.08

I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 85.1 79.1* 79.4* 77.1* 73.6* 78.9*

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 93.3 89.2 87.5 83.7* 83.4* 88.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 81.9* 76.3* 73.0* 67.1* 64.8* 67.6*

Customer Orientation 3.86

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 69.1* 63.6* 60.1* 56.9* 59.1* 60.0*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 80.0* 79.2* 73.7* 70.5* 70.9* 74.7* There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 84.8* 79.8* 75.6* 75.9* 79.0* 81.3*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis 3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 89.2 87.4 80.9* 79.7* 83.9* 84.9*

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 77.6* 72.1* 65.3* 62.1* 64.4* 68.9*

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 82.6* 75.4* 68.4* 67.7* 67.0* 73.8*

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 71.6* 64.6* 57.5* 55.5* 55.9* 60.8*

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 72.5* 65.9* 60.6* 56.0* 62.1* 63.3*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 75.7* 74.7* 72.3* 68.6* 72.1* 79.5*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement 3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 86.5 75.5* 68.6* 66.0* 71.1* 79.2*

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 46.6** 33.9** 30.3** 24.6** 26.7** 37.8**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 89.3 82.9* 80.7* 76.4* 79.5* 85.1 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 85.9 80.6* 78.3* 74.4* 78.9* 83.8*

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 86.7* 78.2* 74.4* 73.9* 77.8* 84.0*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 82.0* 78.0* 73.1* 72.1* 76.3* 77.8*

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 88.8 88.0 87.7 90.0 91.5 94.6 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 90.1 88.3 87.9 88.4 91.3 93.8

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 85.0* 80.2* 76.1* 73.6* 74.2* 79.2*

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 88.0 81.8* 78.3* 78.4* 77.3* 84.0*

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards 4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.7 88.2 86.0 86.9 87.1 88.7

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 81.2* 80.2* 78.8* 74.5* 75.8* 80.1*

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 88.3 81.9* 78.1* 76.7* 76.2* 83.4*

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 82.0* 74.9* 69.5* 69.5* 68.7* 72.8*

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 78.9* 70.9* 67.4* 64.7* 62.9* 72.7*

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 83.3* 77.7* 72.7* 71.3* 74.5* 76.0*

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Overall Frequencies: Tenure – Page 142

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 85.6 80.9* 78.3* 74.6* 74.9* 80.2*

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 86.7 82.0* 79.1* 74.7* 74.6* 79.0* My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 88.9 86.0 84.7* 82.1* 80.1* 83.9*

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics. 82.3 5.6 88.3 85.8 83.1* 80.8* 80.4* 82.3*

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 84.2* 78.7* 76.8* 73.6* 72.5* 74.8*

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 82.0* 73.2* 70.5* 69.4* 68.2* 75.5*

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 77.7* 76.9* 79.8* 81.3* 87.6 90.2

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Overall Frequencies: Tenure – Page 143

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values 3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 85.5 81.7* 75.7* 72.7* 77.3* 76.7* I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.7 89.6 87.6 89.5 92.3 92.5 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 84.1* 75.6* 71.9* 69.2* 70.2* 72.9*

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 78.9* 70.9* 63.3* 60.7* 59.1* 64.6*

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 61.0* 51.6* 47.9** 44.1** 45.6** 51.7*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 81.4* 70.1* 65.3* 61.4* 61.2* 64.3*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 85.7 82.2* 76.8* 74.6* 74.9* 77.3*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 82.7* 73.9* 66.9* 64.9* 64.0* 71.4*

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 144

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

3.86 3.93 3.75 3.90 3.83

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.8 84.1 84.2 85.7 88.8

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 66.0* 64.2 72.6 68.6 75.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 74.2 66.7 63.5* 64.8* 73.6

Leadership Confidence 3.85 3.87 3.66 3.87 3.99 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 69.9* 57.1* 42.9** 73.8 64.9* Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 67.5* 56.8* 51.3* 75.0 69.9

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 76.2 79.0 61.6* 77.9 78.9

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 3.77 3.56 3.75 3.90 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 68.5 67.2* 52.8* 70.9 75.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 59.5* 48.4* 54.1* 54.4* 63.9

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.5* 71.8 69.3* 76.2 71.6

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 145

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287)

Growth and Development

3.71 3.79 3.46 3.62 3.82

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 61.5* 55.2* 46.6* 56.2* 65.7

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 65.8* 63.0* 48.7* 65.1* 74.2

Communication 3.70 3.69 3.58 3.71 3.80 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 65.1* 61.3* 50.7* 60.6* 66.0*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 63.3* 63.2* 44.6* 61.0* 58.7*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 71.8 77.2 66.2* 72.1 73.8 Involvement and Belonging 3.94 3.91 3.82 3.92 4.10

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 68.5* 66.7* 50.0* 61.5* 68.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 69.7* 61.4* 46.1* 69.5* 72.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 75.5 76.6 81.3 83.8 86.8

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 70.8* 77.0 61.5* 72.4* 76.7

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.9 84.8 76.6 77.7 78.7

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 146

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287)

Work/Balance 4.07 4.08 3.96 4.10 4.12 I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.8 77.9 66.2 77.1 87.5 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 86.4 79.4 71.1* 77.1 91.8

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 75.9 74.8* 71.2* 75.7 71.2

Direct Supervisor 4.08 4.08 3.96 4.03 4.21 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.9 77.0 70.7* 75.5 75.9

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 87.4 82.8 80.0 81.7 83.8

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 69.0* 64.3* 65.4* 74.5 67.3

Customer Orientation 3.86 3.75 3.86 3.95 4.01 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 55.8* 67.5 58.6* 69.3 70.9

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 68.4 75.0 77.5 87.4 81.3

There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 73.6 79.5 78.1 91.3 81.7

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 147

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287) Quality Emphasis 3.90 3.88 3.74 3.96 4.05

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 85.0 85.4 71.2* 86.5 91.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality.

66.3 14.4 62.9* 69.4* 50.6* 72.4 70.6

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 71.8 71.4 53.2* 73.8 76.0

Training 3.71 3.76 3.58 3.71 3.73 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands.

59.1 17.7 57.8 61.9* 44.4* 61.2* 67.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 57.1* 58.0* 50.7* 61.2* 61.9*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 77.3* 72.2 67.9 73.8 81.8

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Employee Engagement 3.77 3.79 3.61 3.85 3.81 Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.1* 65.9* 50.7* 68.6* 74.8

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit.

30.7 52.3 23.8** 26.2** 22.1** 27.9** 34.5**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 78.6 76.2 55.3 81.0 84.8

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 84.5 72.4 64.4 75.0 82.2

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 79.2 73.8 76.1 78.4 84.2

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18 4.13 4.17 4.22 4.26

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior.

74.9 9.3 70.1 75.6 62.0* 80.6 70.5

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.7 88.2 98.7 93.4 91.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 90.9 90.2 100.0 93.2 89.0

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 4.01 3.92 4.03 4.22 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 76.2 79.0 61.6* 77.9 78.9

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 76.6 78.6 75.0 76.2 87.5

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 150

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287) Ethical Standards 4.00 3.97 3.90 3.98 4.15

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior.

86.8 3.4 85.6 79.4 88.2 81.0 89.7

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 81.6 82.0 72.5 80.2 80.5

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards.

79.0 7.3 76.4 79.7 72.0 80.0 81.8

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 68.8 73.6 64.8* 73.5 68.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 68.0* 61.6* 54.1* 62.5* 71.5*

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards.

74.2 12.0 71.2 74.2 61.3* 77.4 71.6

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 1– Page 151

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Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 4.07 4.00 4.07 4.23 I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation.

77.4 12.3 77.9 74.0* 69.2* 74.0 75.0

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 76.5 76.4 75.0 76.5 78.2

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 79.7 82.0 74.3 86.3 83.0

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics.

82.3 5.6 77.9 84.6 78.6 83.3 80.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards.

75.2 10.3 72.1 77.4 67.1 74.8 73.1

Reporting 3.97 3.89 3.94 3.96 4.14 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.9* 69.9 51.4* 69.9 77.5

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 79.1 79.7 86.5 73.3 73.6

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Values 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.73 3.72 Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 74.5 75.2 62.5 80.6 74.4

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.5 88.9 97.4 90.4 94.5

I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 72.2 68.0 58.1* 18.1 79.7

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.6* 64.3* 41.9* 70.9 68.3

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 41.8 40.2 36.5** 49.1 48.0*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

65.2 15.8 64.5* 66.1 54.9* 65.3 68.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 73.4 77.7 69.4* 76.2 80.6

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values.

68.1 12.8 61.3* 62.3* 61.4* 73.5 71.7

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86 3.93 3.75 3.90 3.83

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.4 83.3 89.7

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 57.4 47.8* 64.3*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 55.3* 71.7 55.2*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 3.87 3.66 3.87 3.99

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 51.0* 74.5 48.3*

Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 46.8* 70.2* 55.2*

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 66.0* 85.4 62.1

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 3.77 3.56 3.75 3.90

Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 54.2* 54.3* 82.1

Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 45.8* 47.9* 69.0

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 59.6* 64.6* 65.5*

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 2 – Page 154

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Growth and Development 3.71 3.79 3.46 3.62 3.82 There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 53.2* 51.1* 65.5

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 52.1* 52.1* 79.3

Communication 3.70 3.69 3.58 3.71 3.80 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 38.3** 68.8 55.2*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 38.3** 62.5 41.4*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 56.3* 72.9 65.5* Involvement and Belonging 3.94 3.91 3.82 3.92 4.10

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 60.4* 64.6 79.3 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 53.1* 58.3* 79.3

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 66.7 79.2 100.0

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.9* 70.8* 86.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 68.1* 81.3 75.9

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 2 – Page 155

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Work/Balance 4.07 4.08 3.96 4.10 4.12 I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 84.4 77.1* 82.8 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 72.9* 62.5* 93.1

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 58.3* 65.2* 85.7

Direct Supervisor 4.08 4.08 3.96 4.03 4.21 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 64.6* 76.6 78.6*

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 70.8 84.8 85.7

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 55.1* 66.7* 62.1* Customer Orientation 3.86 3.75 3.86 3.95 4.01

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 78.7 63.8 65.4*

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 66.0* 77.3 82.1 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.7* 91.3 75.0

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Quality Emphasis 3.90 3.88 3.74 3.96 4.05 The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 79.2 89.1 85.7

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 55.3* 62.5 69.0*

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 65.3 75.0 72.4

Training 3.71 3.76 3.58 3.71 3.73 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 52.1* 54.5* 64.3

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 46.8* 53.3* 67.9

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 80.9 61.7 89.7

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Overall Frequencies: Academic Affairs -Supplemental 2 – Page 157

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Employee Engagement 3.77 3.79 3.61 3.85 3.81 Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 54.2* 66.0* 71.4

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 18.8** 26.1** 33.3**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 62.5 81.3 89.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 68.8* 84.8 89.3

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 68.1* 59.6* 82.1

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18 4.13 4.17 4.22 4.26

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 72.9* 76.6 57.1*

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.8 77.1 93.1 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.7 80.9 96.4

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 4.01 3.92 4.03 4.22 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 66.0* 85.4 62.1

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 66.7 80.9 96.6

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Ethical Standards 4.00 3.97 3.90 3.98 4.15

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.6 72.9 89.7

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 78.7 91.3 88.9

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards.

79.0 7.3 68.8* 85.4 93.1

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 63.8* 74.5 64.3

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 56.3* 76.6 69.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 69.4* 66.7 62.1*

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Direct supervisor (Ethics) 4.10 4.07 4.00 4.07 4.23 I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 64.6* 75.0 75.9

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 64.6* 83.3 82.8

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 68.8* 88.9 67.9

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics.

82.3 5.6 70.8 78.3 69.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 70.8 83.0 79.3

Reporting 3.97 3.89 3.94 3.96 4.14 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 62.8* 77.1 69.0

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 75.0 83.3 82.8

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6287) Values 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.73 3.72

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 72.9 71.1 85.7

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 85.4 84.8 93.1 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 66.0* 78.7 79.3

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 58.3* 72.9* 58.6*

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 44.9* 51.0* 44.8*

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

65.2 15.8 51.1* 59.1* 46.4*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values.

76.9 7.5 59.6* 74.4 64.3*

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 52.1* 74.5 64.3

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Strengthening Ethical Culture through Leadership Effectiveness Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) Results

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The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) engaged the BB&T Center for Ethical Leadership (BB&T CEL) at the University of North Georgia to administer the Ethical Culture Indicator (ECI) survey to our workforce during the fall 2018 semester. We are grateful for the partnership with Mrs. Rose Procter, the BB&T CEL director; Dr. Bryan Dawson and Mr. Perry Tomlinson, executive consultants of the BB&T CEL. The BB&T CEL delivered a report that identified areas of strength and opportunity related to “creating the next” in ethical leadership for Georgia Tech. We extend our deep appreciation to them for their support.

Georgia Tech’s faculty, staff, and graduate student assistants were aware of the importance of the ECI survey, and 6,278 people responded accordingly. We are proud of the strong response rate from our workforce and we are very pleased to have their collective voice to inform us. The results gathered from the ECI will be combined with other efforts on campus, such as the Institute Climate Survey and the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) Survey, to improve the culture and common understanding of values and accountability at Georgia Tech.

Based on our analysis of the quantitative results of the survey, the following list shows the strengths identified in the ECI survey. Georgia Tech’s workforce:

• believes in the values of Georgia Tech (89.6%); • is aware of and understands Georgia Tech’s values (89.3%); • feels responsible for taking corrective action if they observe unethical behavior (86.8%); • is treated with respect by his/her supervisor (86.3%); • has a job that makes use of his/her skills and abilities (84.0%); • believes that Georgia Tech has an outstanding future (83.4%); • has direct supervisors who demonstrate ethical and honest behavior (83.2%); • cooperates to get the job done (83.1%); • is committed to providing high-quality products and services (83.0%); • has direct supervisors who do not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech’s ethics (82.3%); • is proud to work for his/her individual department/unit (80.6%); and • enjoys their job (80.4%).

These strengths, as identified by our employees, provide us with a tremendous foundation to make Georgia Tech a model for ethical leadership. While we are doing well in some areas, our employees voiced the need for these improvements based on lower percentages of positive responses within the quantitative summary in these areas:

• recognition of productive people (59.5% positive); • ensuring employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech (57.6%); • training employees to keep up with customer demands (59.1%); • using customer feedback to improve our processes (60.0%); • communication of a vision for the future (60.4%); • training new employees to perform the work expected of them (61.8%); • making changes to remain competitive (63.5%); and • ensuring the behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech’s values (64.1%).

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We greatly value our employees and we will take the necessary steps to improve our communication throughout the reporting lines at Georgia Tech. Furthermore, we are committed to providing appropriate training and feedback opportunities for the entire workforce. Georgia Tech is participating in a University System-wide Comprehensive Administrative Review (CAR) that will enable us to realign several of our units to improve communication within the existing reporting structures. Professional development for managers and staff will be the focus of our CAR action plan related to talent and people management.

Georgia Tech’s employees provided very low positive responses in two areas. Only 44.9% of our respondents affirmed the statement, “Where I work, people do not ‘get ahead’ unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.” This score is troubling in that our employees perceive that people who do not demonstrate Georgia Tech’s values are still rewarded. What led to this perception must change. We will take steps to ensure that all promotions and rewards are based on performance and demonstrated ethical values. Going forward, all requests for salary increases, promotions, and award nominations must be supported by specific examples of the employee’s commitment to/ demonstration/expression of Georgia Tech’s values.

In the second area with a very low positive response, we noted that 30.7% of our employees never considered looking for a job outside of their college/unit, which implies that a significant percentage have considered looking for a job outside of their unit. It is not clear what percentage have looked or considered looking outside of Georgia Tech. Responding to this question is challenging because it requires consideration of an absolute word, “never.” Opportunities for growth may not exist within smaller units, so the employee must seek those opportunities in other units or outside of Georgia Tech. We encourage professional growth, and movement between departments is not uncommon. If an individual chooses to continue a career at Georgia Tech, we consider that to be an additional positive benefit. Our Institute Climate Survey asked a similar question of both faculty and staff: “I have considered leaving Georgia Tech because of concerns about collegiality.” Among staff, only 33.0% agreed or strongly agreed with this statement while 27.8% of faculty held similar views. Our Institute Climate Survey’s response seems to contradict that of the ECI. Nevertheless, we will continue to collect information about this issue and respond accordingly.

The ECI report makes clear in the Executive Narrative that “[T]he Ethical Culture Indicator utilizes both quantitative and qualitative data to represent the voice of the employees within an organization. All data is reviewed and aggregated to provide the client with an accurate portrayal of their employee’s [sic] perceptions of the organization’s culture.”

Based on follow-up discussions with the BB&T CEL, the paragraph that follows each dimension title cited (e.g. Values, Communication, etc.) in the Executive Narrative is based on qualitative feedback from the open-ended questions. Three people with the BB&T CEL read each statement and independently verified the themes that emerged from those answers to the open- ended questions. Greater subjective weighting was assigned to more detailed responses, which were then summarized and elevated to the written feedback in the report.

In some cases, the qualitative outcomes portrayed in the narrative are difficult to reconcile with the quantitative data. For example, under “Ethical Standards” on page 6, references are made to ethical standards being infrequently stated and inconsistently upheld, yet the last sentence reads “However, over 750 employees believe their direct supervisor does behave in accordance with ethical business practices.” This statement is supported by the quantitative data in that 83.2% of our employees provided a positive response that their direct supervisors demonstrate honest and ethical behavior. This conclusion is then contradicted in the next paragraph that addresses the dimension “Leadership Confidence” where the qualitative narrative states, “Over 500 employees feel their supervisor does not engage in ethical business practices…”

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Another example where the quantitative data and qualitative conclusions appear to be in conflict is in the Communication section of the Executive Narrative. A statement is made that “Over 375 employees feel siloed…” Yet the quantitative data indicate that 75% of our respondents feel that they are part of a team and 83.1% work with people who cooperate to get the job done. Finally, in the Values section of the Executive Narrative, a qualitative statement asserts that “Values are under-discussed and lack clarity in how they should be portrayed in daily actions.” However, the quantitative data shows that 89.3% of our employees are aware of Georgia Tech’s values and 89.4% understand them. If values are “under-discussed” and “lack clarity,” it would seem that a greater number of employees would be unaware and not have an understanding of those values.

The methodology used by the BB&T Center for Ethical Leadership will not allow us to have access to the individual comments and, as a result, we are not able to either independently verify the conclusions presented in the paragraphs describing the qualitative findings or to understand the apparent contradictions.

In conclusion, the BB&T CEL made a good-faith effort to provide us with an actionable report, and overall, the results have proved useful. We have made strides to address the ECI recommendations associated with Culture/Values Integration as well as Ethical Reporting and Structural Concerns. Since the survey was conducted in September 2018, we have launched a review of our institutional values to integrate with our culture and mission. In February 2019, President Peterson convened our senior leadership for its semi-annual off-site meeting. The theme centered on Georgia Tech’s values. Mr. Tomlinson joined the meeting and presented the results of the ECI survey and then each leader received their individual unit’s results. In addition to discussing the results within each division, the senior leadership reviewed Georgia Tech’s values. Input was received from faculty, staff and students to inform the process for strengthening the communication and clarification of Georgia Tech’s values. The final step in the ECI process has been to share the results with the campus community. In this regard, each unit manager has been asked to share the results with their employees and to discuss and identify ways in which they can improve.

It should also be noted that Georgia Tech recognized a need to strengthen the process of reporting suspected ethics violations. To that end, President Peterson created the position of General Counsel and Vice President for Ethics and Compliance to provide leadership, oversight, and direction in the areas of ethics, compliance, legal affairs, affiliated organizations, and risk management for the Institute. Reporting directly to the president, the position will provide decision support to the Office of the President on these and related matters including policy interpretation and formation to ensure that the Institute maintains a consistently high level of integrity and public trust. Ms. Ling-Ling Nie was appointed to this role and began her work at Georgia Tech in March 2019. Additionally, prior to the BB&T CEL engagement, the organizational alignment of the Institute’s chief audit officer was changed to report directly to the president with a dotted line report to the USG’s vice chancellor for Organizational Effectiveness. Finally, to address concerns about nepotism, Internal Audit will perform a review of policies and practices regarding nepotism and address any concerns that are identified.

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APPENDIX 1 Unit Frequencies: AA Graduate Students Supplemental – Page 165

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9)

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(297

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Col

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Ivan

Alle

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8)

Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 91.2 79.2 85.1 79.8 75.0

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 76.5 64.7* 67.4 60.0* 54.5*

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 94.0 70.8 73.0 59.8* 60.7*

Leadership Confidence 3.85 I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 84.2 64.0 76.4 73.3 64.5 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 87.1 60.0* 73.9 71.0 72.4

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 88.3 71.4 75.5 67.8 70.8

Feedback & Recognition 3.75 Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 80.4 66.7 66.5 60.0* 72.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 79.0 68.2* 69.5 75.0 70.8 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 83.6 87.5 81.4 75.8* 82.1

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Res

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Neg

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espo

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Ove

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Col

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Col

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s (30

1)

Ivan

Alle

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ge

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Growth and Development

3.71

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 71.9 52.2* 75.8 62.9 45.8*

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 88.9 80.0 85.8 75.8 74.2

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 82.4 62.5* 68.5 60.6* 67.9

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 67.7 52.2 54.8* 51.0* 53.6*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 90.2 77.3 77.7 66.3 78.3 Involvement and Belonging 3.94

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 83.3 59.1* 59.5* 60.0* 70.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 80.3 58.3* 72.2 68.1* 70.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 91.8 81.8 84.7 77.2* 81.8

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 84.3 64.0* 79.7 72.0* 58.6 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 88.1 79.2 81.5 77.3 92.9

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APPENDIX 1 Unit Frequencies: AA Graduate Students Supplemental – Page 167

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Overall Percentage M Academic Affairs- Graduate Students

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Res

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Neg

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Ove

rall

Col

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62)

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(519

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Col

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ence

s (30

1)

Ivan

Alle

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(175

)

Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance

4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.8 91.3 80.8 77.8 78.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 98.0 88.0 91.9 90.7 89.7

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 64.0* 70.6* 65.7* 58.8* 45.5*

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 96.6 78.9 84.9 81.2 82.6

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 98.0 94.4 90.0 79.0 77.3 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 80.0 64.0 80.4 73.3 71.0

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 80.9 53.8* 54.9 53.4* 55.6

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 88.6 81.8 62.9 57.4 64.3 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 80.0 66.7 65.0 49.0* 58.8*

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Neg

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Ove

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Col

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62)

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(113

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(519

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Col

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s (30

1)

Ivan

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75)

Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis

3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 84.4 81.3 79.7 72.9 77.8*

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 77.3 58.3* 68.5 65.6 64.0*

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 81.6 72.0 71.0 69.2 67.7

Training 3.71 Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 78.0 76.9 70.7 73.1 64.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 78.2 57.9* 77.1 77.4 72.7

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 76.0 76.0 80.7 84.3 70.0

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Overall Percentage M Academic Affairs- Graduate Students

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Ivan

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Employee Engagement

3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 89.8 68.4* 79.8 71.4 82.6

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 41.3* 8.7** 43.3* 38.5* 20.7*

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 92.9 92.0 81.6 73.8 78.6 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 80.0 83.3 75.8 73.1 72.7

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 84.7* 77.8* 78.0 75.0 78.3

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 82.8 55.6* 69.7 70.7 73.9

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 88.3 84.0 82.2 78.5 71.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 86.3 88.9 81.4 81.3 81.8

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 88.3 71.4 75.5 67.8 70.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 85.9 72.0 78.5 75.2 79.3

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Ethical Standards

4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.7 87.5 84.7 82.4 79.3

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 80.8 83.3 73.7 60.8* 81.8

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 91.8 77.3 79.0 71.7 75.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 85.7 58.8 69.5 65.9 65.2

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 81.4 72.0* 73.5 60.4* 72.4

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 81.3 64.0 72.0 65.3 80.6

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Ivan

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Direct supervisor (Ethics)

4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 91.9 72.7 83.9 69.6* 87.5

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 91.9 83.4 83.3 79.3 75.0

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 98.3 76.5 86.6 81.0 86.4

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 97.8 83.3 84.1 73.3 86.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 87.1 76.0 77.3 72.5 75.9

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 88.5 76.2* 73.6 65.2* 79.2

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 69.4* 68.2* 67.0* 57.6* 79.2

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Values

3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 92.0 77.8 75.6 74.7 72.7

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.5 92.0 83.4 79.6 72.4 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 82.1 66.7 73.7 70.4 75.0

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 76.5 60.0 71.9 70.5 60.7

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 57.5 36.0* 46.8 42.4 42.9

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 76.0 64.7* 73.7 62.8* 63.6*

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 86.5 83.3 79.4 73.1 81.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 86.2 55.6 71.5 68.8* 60.9

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision

3.86

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 90.7 83.9 85.2 79.8 84.0 79.9 83.8 96.8 88.9 81.8 89.7 84.3 90.2

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me.

60.4 15.4 66.7 65.1* 55.6* 50.9* 65.5* 65.4 71.8 80.0 60.0* 45.2* 64.3* 66.3 77.1

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive.

63.5 16.6 79.5 73.2 68.9 57.1* 65.8 70.7 63.9* 80.6 53.3* 71.4 55.2* 64.0 71.5

Leadership Confidence 3.85

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 71.3* 71.6* 70.1 62.6* 55.8* 70.5 41.3* 84.4 48.9* 74.4 48.3* 73.6 63.0

Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face.

67.7 15.0 75.0 67.5* 68.0 62.5* 55.5* 70.5 50* 90.3 46.7* 74.4* 55.2* 77.3 69.6

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 77.7 74.8 74.5 74.9 77.8 76.0 60.6* 90.0 66.7* 84.1 62.1 76.4 79.3

Feedback & Recognition 3.75

Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 76.6 67.3 64.8* 58.5* 64.4* 72.2 52.9* 82.8 52.2* 52.4* 82.1 69.0 74.6

Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 69.3 57.7* 54.8* 57.2* 48.3* 68.6* 52.8* 69.0 45.7* 45.5* 69.0 52.9* 62.6

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance.

72.9 12.9 76.3 69.1* 71.2* 67.4* 71.2 70.2 69.9* 86.7 57.8* 63.6* 65.5* 75.3 70.0

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Growth and Development

3.71

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 76.1 62.2 65.6 57.5* 54.2* 62.8* 47.2* 62.1* 51.1* 46.5* 65.5 55.1 69.4

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 80.0 63.5* 62.8* 61.9* 62.8* 69.7 47.4* 68.8 52.2* 52.3* 79.3 64.4* 74.0

Communication 3.70 There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 71.9* 65.5* 63.1* 58.7* 61.0* 59.7* 49.3* 80.6 35.6** 65.9 55.2* 61.4* 65.9*

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 66.9* 64.3* 56.6* 49.3* 62.2* 64.0* 44.4* 87.1 35.6* 61.4* 41.4* 62.9* 61.0*

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 77.4 70.5 73.8 68.6 76.1 68.2* 65.3* 92.9 56.5* 72.7 65.5* 71.9 73.3

Involvement and Belonging 3.94

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 74.1 69.6* 64.7* 58.4* 65.8 67.4 50.0* 86.7 60.9* 65.9 79.3 62.9* 69.1

Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 70.6* 72.4* 64.3* 59.7* 61.2* 71.8 45.9* 87.5 53.2* 61.4* 79.3 69.7* 70.6

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 91.3 73.6 81.7 82.1 75.2 74.0 80.8 96.7 67.4 77.3 100.0 83.1 87.8

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 76.5 71.9 70.6 68.8* 76.7 69.7 60.5* 87.1 71.7* 68.2* 86.2 68.5* 76.8

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 80.7 77.9 78.9 76.3 84.0 78.2 76.0 83.3 66.7* 79.5 75.9 74.7 79.3

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Work/Balance

4.07

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.3 85.0 86.3 79.7 76.5 87.5 66.7 90.3 83.7 75.0 82.8 75.3 88.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 88.9 86.0 89.1 86.4 78.3 86.4 70.3* 93.5 73.9* 59.1* 93.1 74.2 92.0

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 76.8 76.1 71.2* 66.4* 74.3* 65.6* 71.8* 86.7 58.7* 62.8* 85.7 74.7 75.4

Direct Supervisor 4.08 I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 79.4 76.6 76.0 76.4 76.1 74.1 69.9* 93.1 65.2 76.7 78.6 73.3 75.9

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 86.4 86.4 84.7 85.8 81.7 84.0 79.5 96.6 69.6 86.0 85.7 80.7 84.7

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 71.7* 68.7* 71.6 65.0* 62.8* 68.5* 65.8* 93.5 53.2* 65.9* 62.1* 74.4 66.4

Customer Orientation 3.86 Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 55.6* 55.3* 50.1* 41.3* 67.0 49.3* 59.4* 60.7 77.8 62.8 65.4* 65.9 71.6

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 66.7 66.7 59.2 53.4 74.6 64.2 78.6 86.2 64.4* 75.6 82.1 87.4 82.2

There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 74.8 73.5 64.3 55.5* 79.1 62.8 77.8 93.1 77.8 90.7 75.0 93.2 82.5

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis

3.90

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers.

83.0 5.2 84.2 84.6 78.8 70.9 84.5 77.0 70.8 96.3 78.3 88.1 85.7 88.6 93.2

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality.

66.3 14.4 69.6 63.4 60.5* 59.2* 68.9* 65.3 49.3* 85.7 53.3* 63.6 69.0* 73.0 69.9

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 78.3 69.8 68.9* 60.7* 70.8 71.9 52.0* 87.1 66.0 75.0 72.4 74.7 76.2

Training 3.71

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands.

59.1 17.7 66.2 55.9 51.1* 50.2* 61.1* 55.0* 43.7* 75.9 52.2* 53.7* 64.3 63.2* 67.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them.

61.8 17.5 64.7 57.0* 56.4* 60.4* 57.0* 61.8* 49.3* 80.0 46.7* 54.8* 67.9 60.9* 61.1*

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 76.9 76.3* 70.5 69.2 71.4 72.3 67.1 90.6 80.0 63.6 89.7 73.6 83.9

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Employee Engagement

3.77

Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit.

72.3 11.9 78.2 72.1 75.6 69.0 64.1* 74.6 50.7* 82.8 52.2* 62.8* 71.4 69.0* 73.7

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit.

30.7 52.3 61.0** 25.4** 30.2** 23.5** 25.8** 24.0** 21.1** 29.0** 19.1** 26.2** 33.3** 29.5** 33.9**

I am proud to work for my College/Unit

80.6 5.4 88.1 75.4 86.8 74.4 75.0 80.2 54.1* 90.0 63.0 79.5 89.7 78.7 86.3

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer.

78.6 7.4 85.2 83.6 79.9 78.3 72.4 82.1 63.4 86.7 69.6* 83.3 89.3 73.9 82.2

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job.

77.7 10.3 82.6 78.4 80.8 75.4 72.6 79.8 75.7 86.7 68.9 58.1* 82.1 76.7 84.7

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical

Standards

4.18

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior.

74.9 9.3 72.7 72.0 70.1 63.3 74.4 71.4 60.9* 89.7 73.5* 79.1 57.1* 80.5 71.2

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 90.7 90.4 87.4 88.1 87.6 85.0 98.7 93.8 91.5 77.3 93.1 92.2 94.4

I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.0 90.0 87.4 88.4 89.6 84.8 100.0 96.7 93.5 79.1 96.4 93.1 91.5

Commitment to Ethics 4.04 The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct.

76.2 8.8 77.7 74.8 74.5 74.9 77.8 76.0 60.6* 90.0 66.7* 84.1 62.1 76.4 79.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities.

79.7 7.4 83.0 75.4 75.9 77.2 78.3 75.1 74.3 93.5 67.4 79.5 96.6 75.3 88.6

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Ethical Standards

4.00

I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.8 86.0 88.6 88.4 80.0 89.1 87.8 93.5 89.1 72.7 89.7 80.9 91.1

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 80.3 80.6 70.5 73.8 82.8 75.9 71.6 90.0 80.0 90.5 88.9 80.0 80.9

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards.

79.0 7.3 81.8 73.9 77.5 75.6 78.4 76.2 71.2 96.7 69.6* 84.1 93.1 79.8 82.8

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered.

70.8 9.3 72.5 69.7 65.2 62.5 73.3 70.5 63.8* 90.0 62.2* 76.7 64.3 72.1 71.8

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences.

67.4 14.7 72.5 67.3* 64.8* 64.5* 60.5* 67.8 52.8* 87.1 58.7* 77.3 69.0 61.4* 71.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 76.4 71.6 70.1 64.6 72.7 74.7 60.3* 87.5 70.2 70.5 62.1* 74.4 70.2

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Direct supervisor (Ethics)

4.10

I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 79.1 77.7 77.3 76.4 72.6* 76.2 68.4* 86.2 63.0* 75.0 75.9 74.2 74.8

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 78.5 74.1 78.6 74.3 76.1 71.9 74.7 96.0 65.2* 81.8 82.8 76.7 77.7

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 81.3 78.4 83.6 81.0 81.2 79.5 73.6 92.9 69.6* 87.8 67.9 86.0 83.6

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics.

82.3 5.6 82.8 76.6 81.8 78.2 84.7 76.7 79.4 96.4 69.6 79.1 69.2 83.7 81.7

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.3 70.2 68.7 71.3 76.5 70.5 67.6 93.3 69.6* 81.4 79.3 75.9 74.4

Reporting 3.97 I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 75.9 67.9* 69.0* 66.6* 69.0 67.6 50.0* 76.7* 60.9* 77.3 69.0 70.5 78.5

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 81.9 81.1 78.5 80.1 79.5 77.5 86.1 90.0 76.1 84.1 82.8 73.0 76.4

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278)

Values

3.64

Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.0 72.2 77.5 71.4 74.6 75.3 61.4* 86.2 71.7 69.0 85.7 80.5 75.7

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.1 90.3 90.1 87.1 88.3 85.6 97.3 93.5 89.1 83.3 93.1 89.8 96.8

I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 74.5 71.4 69.5 66.7 66.1 74.6 56.9* 93.3 64.4* 76.7 79.3 73.0 80.5

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 64.8* 69.0* 59.0* 55.6* 63.3* 70.1 40.3* 87.1 58.7* 75.0 58.6 69.0 69.4

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values.

44.9 20.1 44.3* 42.3* 39.6* 40* 38.8* 47.1 35.6* 71.9 44.7* 50* 44.8* 47.8* 49.2

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 63.2* 65.1* 58.0* 55.6* 64.9 63.8 53.6* 89.7 51.1* 58.5* 46.4* 65.9 68.4

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 78.3 70.9 73.6 72.4 76.7 69.0 68.6* 93.1 60* 72.5 64.3* 75.3 80.3

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 70.1 62.4* 64.6* 62.7 61.5* 66.3 60.3* 90.0 50* 74.4 64.3 75.6 72.6

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 87.9 3.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 84.4 6.3

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 67.7* 16.1 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 59.4* 25.0 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 76.5 17.6 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 84.8* 15.2

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 65.6* 15.6 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 66.7* 21.2 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 63.6* 27.3

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Growth and Development

There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.6* 21.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 72.7* 18.2

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 63.6* 18.2 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 63.3* 30.3 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 66.7* 15.2

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 75.8 12.1 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 75.8* 15.2

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 90.9 3.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 79.4* 15.1 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 84.8 9.1

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Work/Balance

I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 87.9 6.1 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 91.2 8.8 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 90.6 6.3

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 71.9* 15.6 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 87.5 6.3 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 56.3* 21.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 83.9 6.5 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 90.3 3.2 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 93.8 3.1

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Total Number of Survey Respondents (6278) Quality Emphasis

The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 90.6 3.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 69.7* 21.2 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 75.8* 15.2

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 59.4* 18.8

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 65.6* 18.8

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 78.8 9.1

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 75* 15.6 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.4** 53.1 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 91.2 5.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.3 6.3 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 87.5 6.3

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 68.8 12.5 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 97.0 3.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 93.8 3.1

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 84.8* 15.2

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 91.2 2.9

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 78.1 6.6 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 68.8 6.3 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 87.9 6.1

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 68.8 9.4

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 55.9* 20.6

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 75.8 12.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.8* 15.2 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.8 9.1 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 87.5 3.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 77.4 3.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 73.5 11.8

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 60.6* 24.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 63.6* 21.2

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 68.8 6.3 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 93.9 3.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 72.7 9.1 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 67.6* 20.6 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 53.1* 21.9

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 78.1 12.5

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 65.6 9.4

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 70.0 13.3

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 93.3 0.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 86.7 0.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 80.0 6.7 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 66.7 6.7 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 86.7 6.7 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 93.3 0.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 86.7 6.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 80.0 13.3 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 93.3 6.7

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 73.3* 20.0 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 86.7 6.7

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 93.3 6.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 86.7 0.0 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 80.0 6.7

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 93.3 0.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 93.3 6.7

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 100.0 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 86.7 6.7 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 93.3 6.7

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 93.3 6.7 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 100.0 0.0 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 100.0 0.0

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 93.3 6.7 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 93.3 6.7 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 73.3 6.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 57.1* 15.3 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 71.4 20.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 85.7 7.1

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 93.3 6.7

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 80.0 6.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 86.7 6.7 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 85.7 7.1

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 93.3 6.7

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 100.0 0.0

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 80.0 6.7 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 46.7** 53.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 93.3 6.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 86.7 0.0 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 80.0 13.3

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 100.0 0.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 100.0 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 100.0 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 93.3 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 100.0 0.0

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 93.3 6.7 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 93.3 6.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 100.0 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 92.9 0.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 93.3 6.7

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 93.3 0.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 93.3 6.7 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 86.7 6.7 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 93.3 6.7 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 93.3 6.7

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 93.3 6.7

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 93.3 6.7 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 100.0 0.0

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 93.3 0.0 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 100.0 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 93.3 0.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 86.7 13.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 80.0 6.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 86.7 6.7

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 93.3 6.7

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 93.3 6.7

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 81.3 4.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 50.8* 18.6

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 45.9* 26.3 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 45* 33.0 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 49.6* 27.2 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 63.3* 16.7

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 48.7* 22.8 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 41.4* 34.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 64.2* 18.6

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 47.3* 17.1 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 41.9* 34.2

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 50.5* 34.2 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 44.8* 35.7 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 64.1* 19.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 49.3* 26.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 51.9* 30.9

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 74.3 13.2 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 64.5* 19.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 68.4 13.1

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 70.7 9.4 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 72.4* 15.8 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.4 14.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 64* 19.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 77.6 12.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 59.4* 21.2

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 59.8* 18.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 65.3* 15.4 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 77.6 12.2

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 72.8 11.7

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 56.3* 18.4 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 59.4* 24.0

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 54.4* 23.8

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 58.2* 20.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 63.5* 17.0

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 62.9* 15.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 21.6** 64.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 68.2 10.0 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 70.1 8.7 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 71.0 13.4

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 71.6 11.9 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.4 3.5 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.3 1.5

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 63.3* 16.7

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 67.1 14.9

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 83.1 6.8 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 66.8 9.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 62.9* 16.9

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 62* 16.5

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 51.6* 28.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 64.4* 19.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 62.1* 23.2 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 64.3* 14.9 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 74.5 13.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 74.7 11.7

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.3* 15.1

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 52.9* 27.6 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 83.5 8.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 69.8 11.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 89.9 2.1 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 52.4* 21.8 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 48.4* 30.6 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 33.6* 35.0

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 55.9* 25.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 69.5 12.6

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 55.9* 24.6

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Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 88.8 1.4 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 75.0 7.4

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 73.6 7.6 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 64.9* 15.6 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 69.9 13.0 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 78.9 7.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 75.0 9.6 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 63.9 14.6 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 71.6 10.6

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 65.7 5.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 74.2 11.9

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 66.0* 17.4 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 58.7* 18.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 73.8 12.8

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 68.8 9.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 72.0 12.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 86.8 4.9 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 76.7 13.7 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.7 5.7

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 87.5 1.4 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 91.8 4.1

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 71.2 14.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.9 5.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 83.8 5.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 67.3 12.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 70.9 11.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 81.3 6.5 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 81.7 4.6

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 91.9 1.5

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 70.6 9.1

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 76.0 9.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 67.2 11.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 61.9* 15.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 81.8 8.8

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 74.8 7.9 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.5** 54.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 84.8 2.8 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 82.2 3.0 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 84.2 7.2

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.5 8.6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.3 4.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.0 2.2

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 78.9 7.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 87.5 4.9

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.7 3.4

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 80.5 6.0 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 81.8 3.5

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 68.6 9.5

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 71.5* 14.6

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 71.6 12.2

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.0 7.6

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 78.2 7.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.0 7.4 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 80.2 4.8

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 73.1 9.0

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.5 9.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 73.6 11.1

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 74.4 4.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 94.5 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 79.7 7.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.3 13.8 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 48.0* 15.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 68.9 12.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 80.6 9.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 71.7 6.5

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.8 2.4

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 68.4 8.4

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 83.3 6.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 75.0 11.7 Georgia Tech 's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 78.5 10.9 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.3

6.6 Feedback & Recognition

Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 77.0 7.1 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 70.5 12.3 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 77.3 9.6

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 74.9 8.5 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 81.5 7.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 74.2 14.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 67.5 14.5 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 79.5 11.1

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 76.0 10.7 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 74.1 11.6 The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 90.2 1.2 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 79.1 8.9 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 81.7 8.3

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.9 1.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 92.7 3.1

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.2* 15.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 82.6 9.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 87.6 5.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 74.0 13

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 62.5 12.5 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 71.8 5.9 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 76.4 4.5

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 85.2 1.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 70.9 10.4

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 78.1 8.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 71.0 13.5

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 69.3 12.9

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 76.4 8.7

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 81.4 4.7 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 31.8* 45.9 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 87.8 2.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 83.6 4.9 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 83.4 5.5

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.5 6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.1 4.9 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.9 3.5

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business

decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.3 6.6

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4

84.4 4.3

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.1 3.1

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 79.9 5.8 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3

83.6 4.9 When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3

75.5 6.6 Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7

74.6 12.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 77.7 10.6

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 81.1 11.9

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 81.6 7.8 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 85.0 6 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 85.6 4.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.4 10.9

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 78.2 12.8 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 79.7 9.3

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 81.3 5.8 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.7 1.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 75.8 7.9 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 66.8 13.8 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1

46.9* 25.5 Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8

66.4 14.3 My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5

80.4 7.6

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 75.1 7.7

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.8 1.3 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 66.0* 15.6

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 74.2 9.9 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 69.9* 17.3 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 67.5* 18.2 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.2 10.2

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 68.5 14.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 59.5* 18.9 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.5* 15.4

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 61.5* 15.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 65.8* 16.8

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 65.1* 21.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 63.3* 19.3 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 71.8 12.8

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 68.5* 15.4 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 69.7* 16.8

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 75.5 12.2 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 70.8* 18.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.9 11.8

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.8 7.9 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 86.4 7.8

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 75.9 12.8

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.9 11.7 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 87.4 7.7 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 69.0* 19.4

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 55.8* 23.3 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 68.4 6.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 73.6 9.3

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 85.0 3.8

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 62.9* 15.2

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 71.8 14.1

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 57.8 10.9

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 57.1* 21.4

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 77.3* 15.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.1* 15.2 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 23.8** 57.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 78.6 3.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 84.5 6.3 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 79.2 11.8

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.1 11.8 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.7 2.6 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 90.9 0.7

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.2 10.2

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 76.6 11.0

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.6 3.3

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 81.6 8.5 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 76.4 9.5

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 68.8 12.1

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 68.0* 20.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 71.2 13.5

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 77.9 13.4

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 76.5 12.8 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 79.7 10.5 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 77.9 9.3

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 72.1 13.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.9* 18.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 79.1 10.8

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 74.5 8.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.5 0.7 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 72.2 9.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.6* 15.0 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 41.8 6.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 64.5* 15.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 73.4 9.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 61.3* 15.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.9 5.2 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 59.9* 16.9

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 69.7 14.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 72.5 11.9 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 69.8 12.5 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.4 8.3

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 65.9 14.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 60.0* 17.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 74.0 13.8

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 68.2 11.5 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 81.5 13.9

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 64.0* 16.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 55.7* 23.1 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 74.3 11.4

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 62.0* 16.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 67.1* 16.8

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 81.8 7.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 73.3 12.9 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.8 9.8

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 83.0 6.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 89.4 6.3

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 68.3* 17.2

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.9 10.2 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 85.6 6.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 74.1 11.4

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 50.9* 22.0 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 61.7 11.4 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 65.5 12.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 79.2 5.7

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 63.40* 15.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 69.2 13.8

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 55.90* 19.5

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 62.30* 17.7

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.9 9.9

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 76.2 10.2 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.4* 47.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 84.3 4.8 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.9 8.5 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 79.0 9.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.0 11 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 85.7 5.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 85.5 5.2

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.4 8.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 76.2 8.3

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 86.9 3.6

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 71.8 11.4 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 77.1 7.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 66.9 9.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 67.4 14.7

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 70.3 12.2

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 78.7 12.5

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 78.8 9.3 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.7 7.2 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 82.1 7.1

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.6 11.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.0 14.7 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 74.3 14.1

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 77.0 6.1 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 87.6 2.3 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.0 9.4 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 62.8* 16.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 42.3* 29.8

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 63.1* 17.8

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 75.2 7.2

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 66.4 13.9

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 79.5 4.4 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 53.3* 20.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 57.6* 19.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 66.2* 15.8 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 64.5 14.1 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 73.2 9.7

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 59.0* 16.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 61.3* 18.3 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.4* 16.8

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 60.0* 16.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 70.7 18.0

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 59.1* 23.3 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 49.8* 28.8 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 68.8 13.2

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 58.6* 19.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 62.6* 21.9

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 80.3 9.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 69.0* 18.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 77.3 10.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 79.7 8.5 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.4 7.9

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 65.4* 22.0

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.6 11.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 85.1 7.2 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 67.7* 16.5

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 43.2* 24.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 54.5 13.4 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 54.9* 18.5

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 71.8 9.2

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 60.50* 16.1

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 63.50* 16.7

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 54.80* 18.9

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 64.10* 17.2

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.7 10.6

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 70.1 14.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 26.7** 55.6 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 74.0 7.2 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.1 9.3 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 75.8 10.8

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 65.6 12.7 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 85.3 5.1 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 86.9 3.6

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8

73.2 9.7 Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 87.3 3.2

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 70.4 11.1 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 74.8 8.4

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 63.5 9.8

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 63.0* 17.9

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 65.2 14.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.3* 15.1

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 76.6 8.9 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 81.6 8.3 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 77.4 7.3

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 72.0 12.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 65.9* 16.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 74.6 12

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 72.4 7.2 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 84.5 2.7 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 67.8 10.2 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 59.4* 18.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 40.7* 29.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 58.3* 21

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 73.6 10.4

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 63.0* 16.3

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 90.7 4.7 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 69.0* 19.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 46.5* 23.3 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 40.5* 23.8 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 43.9* 19.5 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 53.7* 17.1

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 64.3* 19.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 41.9* 37.2 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 67.4 11.6

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 44.2* 20.9 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 47.7* 31.8

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 41.9* 32.6 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 41.9* 41.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 76.2 11.9

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 58.1* 20.9 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 61.4* 20.5

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 72.1 11.6 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.1* 16.3 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.0 4.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 79.1 7.0 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 76.7* 18.6 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 83.7 11.6

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 73.8 11.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 81.4 2.3 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 61.4 13.6

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 50* 22.5 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 63.4* 14.6 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 55.8 16.3

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 61.6* 16.3

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 48.8* 32.6

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 52.3* 25.0 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 42.9* 21.4

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 51.2* 14.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 78.0 12.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 55.8* 25.6 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 25.6** 65.1 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 65.1 9.3 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 78.6 7.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 72.1 11.6

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 55.8* 20.9 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 86.4 6.8 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 81.4 4.7

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 53.7* 17.1

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 62.8* 16.3

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 78.6 2.4 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 73.8 7.1 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 68.3 9.8

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 46.5* 18.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 48.8* 24.4

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 48.8* 27.9

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 78.0 9.8 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 78.6 2.4 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.3 7.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 76.9 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 65.9 7.3

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 55.8 16.3 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 81.4 4.7

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 57.1 19.0 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 86.0 2.3 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 46.5* 23.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 39* 29.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 18.2* 38.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 50.0 14.3

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 73.2 4.9

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 39.5* 16.3

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.9 1.4 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 64.7* 16.2

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 49.3* 31.9 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 67.6* 19.1 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 71.0 13.0 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 75.0 8.8

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 72.1* 15.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 63.8* 15.9 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 78.3 13.0

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 58.8* 23.5 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 53.6* 30.4

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 63.8* 26.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 59.4* 27.5 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 78.3 13.0

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 65.2* 18.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 65.2* 17.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 85.1 3.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 79.4 13.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 87.0 10.1

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 89.9 2.9 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 89.7 7.4 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 79.0 11.9

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.0 10.3 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.2 8.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.1* 20.3

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 51.6* 27.4 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.0 6.3 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 94.0 4.5

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 89.4 6.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 75.4 11.6

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 63.8* 21.7 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 55.2* 19.4

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 56.1* 21.2

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 66.7* 15.9

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 83.8 11.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 47.1 35.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 88.4 2.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 85.3 5.9 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 83.8 7.4

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 77.9 7.4 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 92.6 5.9 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 94.1 2.9

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 75.0 8.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 76.5 5.9

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.5 4.3 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 73.1 4.5 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 78.3 5.8

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 69.1 8.8

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 64.7* 15.9

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 72.5 13.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.4 11.6 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 79.7 10.1 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 86.8 7.4 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 79.1 6.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 73.9* 15.7

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 65.7 9.0 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 72.5* 18.8

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.6 4.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 94.2 1.4 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 76.8 8.7 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.1 13.0 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 55.7* 15.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 67.2 10.4

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Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 74.6 7.5

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 92.3 7.7

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 76.9 7.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 54.5 9.1 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 75.0 8.3 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 83.3 0.0

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7 0.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 76.9 7.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 53.8 38.5 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.7 9.1

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 50* 16.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.5* 27.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 53.8 7.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 53.8* 30.8 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 75.0 8.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 69.2 7.7 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 75.0* 16.7

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 83.3* 16.7 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 76.9* 15.4 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 81.8 9.1

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 76.9* 15.4 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 76.9* 23.1 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 53.8* 15.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 80.0 10.0 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 90.9 9.1 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 60.0 10.0

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 76.9* 23.1 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 80.0 0.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 84.6* 15.4

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 84.6 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 75.0 0.0

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 58.3 41.7 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 41.7* 25.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 53.8* 15.4

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 75.0 8.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 83.3 8.3 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 33.3* 66.7 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 92.3 7.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 92.3 7.7 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 76.9 7.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 91.7 0.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.7 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 100.0 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 69.2* 15.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 92.3 0.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 100.0 0.0 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 75.0 8.3

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 91.7 8.3

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 76.9 7.7

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 75* 16.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.0 8.3 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 72.7 9.1 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 81.8 9.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 70.0 10.0

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 84.6 15.4 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 91.7 8.3

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 84.6 7.7 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 100.0 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 83.3 8.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 75.0 16.7 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 23.1* 23.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 76.9 7.7

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 72.7 9.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 75.0 0.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 85.7 1.9 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 68.6 13.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 64.8* 15.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 73.8 13.1 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 75.0 11.5 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 77.9 4.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 70.9 11.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 54.4* 23.3 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 76.2 11.4

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 56.2* 16.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 65.1* 21.7

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 60.6* 24.0 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 61.0* 21.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.1 10.6

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 61.5* 20.2 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 69.5* 19.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 83.8 6.7 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.4* 15.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 77.7 4.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.1 8.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 77.1 11.4

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 75.7 11.7

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.5 11.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 81.7 4.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 74.5 13.2

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 69.3 12.9 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 87.4 5.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 91.3 2.9

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 86.5 1.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 72.4 14.3

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 73.8 5.6

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 61.2* 17.5

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 61.2* 23.3

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.8 12.1

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 68.6* 17.6 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 27.9** 54.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.0 2.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 75.0 4.8 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 78.4 12.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 80.6 5.8 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 93.4 6.6 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 93.2 1.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 77.9 4.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 76.2 5.7

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 81.0 1.0

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 80.2 5.0 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 80.0 6.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 73.5 8.8

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 62.5* 18.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 77.4 6.6

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 74.0 14.8

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 76.5 7.8 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 86.3 4.9 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 83.3 3.9

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 74.8 13.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.9 14.6 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 73.3 11.4

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.6 4.9 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.4 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 18.1 6.7 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 70.9 8.7 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 49.1 11.9

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 65.3 11.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 76.2 5.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 73.5 4.9

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 93.0 2.6

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 77.6 4.3

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 73.9 7.8 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 78.4 12.9 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 81.0 8.6

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 86.1 7.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 78.4 8.6 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 72.2 10.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 73.7 7.9

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.5 7.3 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.8* 16.5

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.6* 12.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.3* 12.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.7 16.4

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66* 17.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 71* 15.5

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.7 3.4 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.7* 16.9 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.4 6.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 87.1 2.6 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 83.6 6.0 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 87.9 3.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 79.1 11.3 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 89.7 6.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 67.2* 17.2

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 78.8 11.5 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 11.4 2.6 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 93.1 1.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 96.6 0.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 75.7 7.8 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 80.2 10.3

Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 66.1* 15.5

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 59.6 14.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 74.8 12.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 86.2 2.6 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 30.6** 52.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 94.0 0.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 89.7 0.9 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 85.3 6.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 86.2 6.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 98.3 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 98.3 1.7

Commitment to Ethics

The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 86.1 7.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 87.1 7.8

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 90.5 2.6 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 90.5 3.4

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 87.1 6.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 81.9 6.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 75.9 13.8

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 85.3 7.8

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 80.2 12.9 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 81.0 8.6 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.6 6.9

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 85.2 5.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 76.7 9.5

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.6 12.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 90.4 5.2

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 88.9 11.1 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 66.7 9.5

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 69.8 12.7 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 71.9 7.8 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 79.4 4.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 90.3 3.2

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 73.0 11.1 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 50.8* 17.5 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 77.8 11.1

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.9 13.1 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 61.9 14.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 69.8* 15.9 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 66.7* 15.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 79.0 4.8

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 77.4 6.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 63.1 11.1

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 87.1 3.2 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 84.1 3.2 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 84.1 4.8

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 79.4 4.8 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 84.1 6.3 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 81.0 6.3

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 82.5 4.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.9 4.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 71.4 9.5

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 67.8* 15.3 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 83.1 6.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 85.7 3.2

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 84.1 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 74.6 6.3 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 83.9 8.1

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 66.7 13.3

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 66.1 14.5

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 77.4 11.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 71.4 6.3 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.4** 50.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.0 4.8 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.0 4.8 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 82.5 3.2

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 87.3 3.2 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 95.3 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 95.2 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 90.3 3.2

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 87.3 3.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.7 0.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 77.8 6.3* The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 87.1 6.5

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 77.0 4.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 74.6 9.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 84.1 3.2

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 79.0 6.5 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 82.5 3.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 88.9 3.2 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 91.8 3.3

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 84.1 3.2

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 82.3 4.8 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 95.2 0.0

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 83.6 3.3 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 95.2 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 84.1 3.2 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 69.4 11.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 42.2 14.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 76.2 9.5

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 82.3 3.2

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 73.0 7.9

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 87.5 1.6 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 60.4 8.8

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 66.0 11.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 62.6* 18.7 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 63.2* 16.6 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.7 7.4

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 63.7 14.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 55.4* 21.0 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.5* 15.8

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.5 12.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.8* 26.6

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.6* 22.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.3* 18.4 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.7 12.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66* 17.6 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 71* 17.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.7 11.7 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.7* 17.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.4 6.3

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 78.1 7.8 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 79.9 12.9 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 78.3 11.7

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 78.1 9.3 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 83.3 5.6 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.7* 15.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 60.1* 15.2 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 69.8 6.5 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 83.1 5.1

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 82.6 3.4

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 59.3 14.3 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 62.8 12.6

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 53.8* 20.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 57.6* 22.3

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 64.8* 17.6

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 69.4 11.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 27.6** 50.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 76.3 6.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.9 4.9 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 80.6 9.1

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 64.7 13.6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.6 4.5 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.3 1.1

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 76.7 7.4

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 74.6 10.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 85.9 3.6 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 75.8 7.1 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 72.3 10.6

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 70.3 7.7

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 65.3* 15.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 72.9 14.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 76.6 12.2 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 77.1 11.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 80.4 7.6 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 83.7 6.2

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.4 14.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.3 11.9 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 86.8 6.3

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 77.7 6.1 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 88.2 1.5 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 70.4 7.9 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 61.3* 16.2 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 42.8* 21.4

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 60.3* 17.3

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 76.1 6.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 63.8* 16.2

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 77.4 6.9 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 54.5* 17.4

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 52.5* 22.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 55.1* 27.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 62.2* 21.1 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 64.8* 16.1

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 58.4* 18.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 45.9* 33.0 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.5 11.8

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 52.2* 21.3 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 48.8* 31.0

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 51.3* 27.8 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 58.9* 21.1 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 65.2* 15.6

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 60* 23.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 59.4* 22.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 75.5 8.6 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 71.4* 15.8 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 70.9 11.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.9 8.9 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 75.8 13.7 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 79.2 8.9

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 68.6 12.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 79.5 8.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 63.6* 17.4

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 64.3* 15.0 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 77.9 5.4 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 79.5 7.9

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 79.1 6.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 64.2* 16.6 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 64.1* 19.4

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 52.8* 20.6

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 60.5* 17.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 67* 16.8

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 63.4* 16.5 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 28.4** 51.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 71.6 9.6 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 72.1 11.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 73.7* 15.2

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 71.5 11.5 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 89.9 3.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 88.5 2.3

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 64.8* 16.1

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 66.2* 15.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 81.3 5.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 68.5 8.8 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 67.5* 15.6

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 66.1 13.8

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 58.7* 19.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 71.4* 16.8

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 67.1* 17.1 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 69.6* 15.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 74.3 8.3 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 75.0 10.5

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.9 10.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 61.7* 17.8 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 81.0 7.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 64.8 16.9 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 87.4 3.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 63.0* 18.2 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 57.1* 22.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 47.2* 25.9

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 59.3* 20.0

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 72.3 10.3

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 59.3* 18.2

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 100.0 0.0

Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 0.0 0.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 100.0 0.0

Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 50.0 0.0

Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 50.0 0.0

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 100.0 0.0

Feedback & Recognition

Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 50.0 0.0

Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 50.0 0.0

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 100.0 0.0

Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 50.0 0.0

Communication

There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 100.0 0.0

Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 50.0 0.0

My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 100.0 0.0

Involvement and Belonging

My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 50.0 50.0

Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 50.0 0.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 50.0 0.0

I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 50.0 0.0

My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 100.0 0.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 100.0 0.0

My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 50.0 0.0

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 100.0 0.0

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I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 50.0 0.0

Customer Orientation

Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 100.0 0.0

Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 100.0 0.0

There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 100.0 0.0

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 100.0 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 100.0 0.0

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 50.0 0.0

Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 50.0 0.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 50.0 0.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 50.0 0.0

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 100.0 0.0

I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 0.0 0.0

I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 100.0 0.0

I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 100.0 0.0

I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 50.0 50.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 100.0 0.0

I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 100.0 0.0

I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 100.0 0.0

Commitment to Ethics

The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 100.0 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 100.0 0.0

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 50.0 0.0

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 100.0 0.0

The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 50.0 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 100.0 0.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 50.0 0.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 100.0 0.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 0.0 0.0

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 100.0 0.0

Reporting

I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 50.0 0.0

I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 100.0 0.0

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 50.0 0.0

I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 100.0 0.0

I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 100.0 0.0

The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 50.0 0.0

Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 50.0 0.0

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 50.0 0.0

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 100.0 0.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 100.0 0.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 72.7 4.5 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 47.6* 28.6

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 45* 20.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 72.7 4.5 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 60.9 4.3 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.3 0.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 72.7 9.1 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 39.1* 26.1 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 68.2 9.1

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 52.4 4.8 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 39.1* 26.1

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 69.6 13.0 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 52.2* 26.1 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 90.9 4.5

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 54.5 13.6 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 65.2* 17.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 69.6 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 78.3 13.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 86.4 4.5

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 81.8 4.5 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 82.6 13.0 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 86.4 4.5

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 86.4 4.5 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 91.3 0.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 63.6 13.6

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 52.4* 23.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 66.7 4.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 65.2 8.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 77.3 9.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 65.2 8.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 73.9 8.7 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 50.0 5.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 45.5 9.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 69.6 8.7

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.9 8.7 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 22.7** 50.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 82.6 0.0 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 73.9 4.3 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 82.6 13.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 73.9 0.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 86.4 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 87.0 4.3

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.3 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 82.6 4.3

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 81.8 4.5 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 72.7 4.5 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 78.3 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 72.7 0.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 78.3 4.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 78.3 0.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 77.3 4.5 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 86.4 0.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 91.3 0.0 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 86.4 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 78.3 0.0

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 82.6 4.3 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 100.0 0.0

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.0 0.0 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.3 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 82.6 0.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 50.0 4.5 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 41.7* 16.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 60.9 8.7

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 73.9 4.3

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 63.6 4.5

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 86.7 0.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 80.0 6.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 73.3 6.7 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 80.0 6.7 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 86.7 6.7 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 86.7 0.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 80.0 6.7 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 80.0 6.7 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 73.3 0.0

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 66.7 6.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 66.7* 20.0

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 66.7 13.3 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 86.7 0.0 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 86.7 0.0

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 73.3 6.7 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 86.7 13.3

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 93.3 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 86.7 0.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 80.0 0.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 80.0 0.0 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 86.7 0.0 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 86.7 13.3

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 93.3 0.0 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 86.7 13.3 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 86.7 13.3

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 66.7 0.0 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 86.7 0.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 93.3 0.0

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 93.3 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 86.7 6.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 86.7 13.3 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 73.3 6.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 66.7 13.3

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 80.0 6.7

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 86.7 0.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 66.7 33.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 86.7 6.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 86.7 0.0 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 73.3 0.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 86.7 6.7 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 93.3 6.7 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 86.7 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 86.7 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 73.3 6.7

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 93.3 0.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 93.3 0.0 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 80.0 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 73.3 6.7

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 80.0 0.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 86.7 6.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 80.0 0.0 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 93.3 0.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 93.3 0.0 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 93.3 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 93.3 0.0

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 80.0 6.7 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 86.7 6.7

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 80.0 0.0 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 93.3 6.7 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 80.0 0.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 80.0 6.7 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 62.5 6.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 80.0 6.7

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 93.3 0.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 85.7 0.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 83.3 4.2 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 47.8* 28.3

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 71.7 13.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 74.5 10.6 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 70.2* 15.1 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 85.4 8.3

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 54.3* 15.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 47.9* 29.2 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 64.6* 18.8

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 51.1* 23.4 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 52.1* 22.9

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 68.8 12.5 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 62.5 12.5 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.9 8.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 64.6 12.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 58.3* 18.8

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 79.2 6.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 70.8* 18.8 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 81.3 10.4

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.1* 15.2 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 62.5* 22.9

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 65.2* 15.2

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 76.6 10.6 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 84.8 6.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 66.7* 16.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 63.8 6.4 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 77.3 4.5 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 91.3 2.2

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 89.1 2.2

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 62.5 10.4

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 75.0 6.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 54.5* 22.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 53.3* 31.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 61.7 12.8

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 66.0* 23.4 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 26.1** 63.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.3 8.3 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 84.8 6.5 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 59.6* 15.2

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 76.6 2.1 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 77.1 8.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 80.9 4.3

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 85.4 8.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 80.9 6.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 72.9 2.1

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 91.3 8.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 85.4 6.3

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 74.5 2.1

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 76.6 10.6

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 66.7 8.3

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.0 12.5

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 83.3 12.5 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 88.9 2.2 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 78.3 4.3

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 83.0 12.8

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.1 8.3 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 83.3 6.3

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 71.1 2.2 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 84.8 4.3 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 78.7 4.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 72.9* 15.6 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 51.0* 18.4

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 59.1* 18.2

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 74.4 4.7

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 74.5 6.4

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 79.5 5.1 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 67.1 6.6

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 70.5* 15.4 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 75.9 7.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 73.8 8.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.1 6.5

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 60.5* 15.8 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 63.6* 15.6 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 70.5 7.7

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 59* 16.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 58.8* 20.7

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 70.5* 15.4 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 60.3* 19.2 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 70.1 10.4

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 68.8 13.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 63.4 13.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 79.2 5.5 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 69.1* 15.1 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 79.5 7.7

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.1 5.1 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.7 7.4 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 63* 24.7

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.0 9.2 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.2 3.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.7* 15.5

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 67.2 11.9 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 73.0 1.6 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.9 5.6

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 83.8 4.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 67.5 9.1

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 73.2 11.0 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 60.0 10.8

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 55.4* 15.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 80.0 1.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 71.1 11.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 25.3** 50.6 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.5 1.2 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 68.4 9.2 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 84.0 6.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 88.2 3.9 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 90.2 1.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 94.7 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.1 6.5

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 82.7 1.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 90.1 0.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 76.3 5.3 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 88.2 1.3

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 76.0 6.7

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 65.0 11.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 84.3 6.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 79.2 11.7 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.3 7.8 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 86.8 3.9 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 87.7 4.1

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.3 4.9

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.9 5.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 87.0 5.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 87.7 2.7 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 95.1 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 78.2 3.8 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 69.1 3.7 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 43.9* 15.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 73.7 3.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 84.2 2.6

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 73.7 7.9

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 86.6 3.7 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 54.4* 16.5

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 60.5* 17.3 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 65.1* 18.1 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 69.9 8.4 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 70.4 9.9

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 65.8* 15.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 65.4* 16.0 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.3 8.4

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 62.7* 16.9 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 67.5* 21.7

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 59* 18.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 62.7* 15.7 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 73.8 8.8

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 62.5* 17.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 65.1* 15.5

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 91.3 1.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 81.9 6.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 80.7 7.2

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.1 8.4 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 78.3 7.2 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 73.1 11.5

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 74.7 11.4 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 82.3 5.1 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 68.7* 16.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 69.2 5.1 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 83.3* 16.7 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 89.9 3.8

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 84.8 6.3

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 74.7 13.3 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 71.1* 16.9

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 79.5 7.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 83.5 5.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 83.1 7.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 74.4 12.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 31.3** 54.2 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 84.3 4.8 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 79.7 5.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 73.4 13.9

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 81.0 1.3 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 93.9 1.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 92.4 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 70.4 9.9

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 81.9 2.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 90.4 2.4 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 82.3 3.8 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 82.7 2.5

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 65.8 8.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 67.5 14.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 71.1* 15.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 81.5 7.4 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 80.2 7.4 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 78.5 7.6 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 83.3 2.6

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 74.7 7.2

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 72.8 11.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 93.8 6.2

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 73.1 11.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.2 9.8 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 75.9 7.2 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.7 13.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 46.3* 19.5

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 70.9 11.4

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 77.2 5.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 70.9 7.7

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 88.9 2.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 56.4* 17.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 53.1* 18.4 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 63.3* 19.4 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 70.7* 18.2 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 71.1* 15.5

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 74.7 12.6 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 54.6* 25.8 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 72.7* 17.2

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.5 15.3 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.8* 15.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.6* 22.2 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.3* 27.3 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.7 11.1

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66.0* 16.5 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 71.0* 24.2

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.7 10.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.7* 15.5 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.4 11.1

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 75.8 8.1 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 85.9 7.1 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 75.5 12.8

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 76.8* 15.8 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 88.4 9.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 70.2* 22.2

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 52.7* 25.3 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 73.0 7.9 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 77.2 7.6

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 81.9 5.3

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 64.6 14.1 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 62.6* 17.2

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 66.7* 17.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 57.3* 21.9

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 74.5 14.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 65.6* 16.7 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.7** 50.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 78.8 9.1 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 75.8 8.4 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 71.6* 16.8

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 70.8 13.5 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.9 2.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.5 2.1

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 71.1* 15.5

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 82.7 8.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 86.9 2.0 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 75.5 9.6 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 77.3 8.2

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 70.8 10.4

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 64.3* 18.4

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 65.3* 17.3

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 73.2* 16.5 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 69.8* 16.7 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 77.1 13.5 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 75.8 8.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 75.5 17.3

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.8* 15.6 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 84.4 11.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 78.9 10.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 87.9 2.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 70.7 12.1 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 56.6* 20.2 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 41.8* 19.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 55.8* 20.0

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 68.4 15.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 58.3* 20.8

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Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 79.0 3.9 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 53.3* 20.4

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 59.7* 19.9 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 74.9 12.5 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 71.0 13.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.8 5.5

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 77.0 8.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 69.8 14.3 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 79.1 9.3

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 63.5 11.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 54.8* 18.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.6* 15.5 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 56.3* 23.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 72.7 8.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66* 15.2 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 71* 11.1

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.7 2.4 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.7* 18.3 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 78.4 4.2

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.2 6.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 84.9 6.9 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 79.6 9.2

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 85.2 6.0 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 93.5 3.4 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 78.0 9.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 64.6 12.2 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 83.1 6.0 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 85.7 4.1

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 91.8 2.3

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 73.5 11.4 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 76.4 10.6

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 61.5* 15.6

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 64.2* 15.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 73.2 11.1

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 74.0 9.2 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 32.9** 53.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 86.7 2.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 80.0 7.4 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 75.4 11.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 84.4 6.7 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 90.9 3.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 89.0 3.2

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.8 5.5

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 88.4 3.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 90.1 2.2 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 84.6 4.1 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 88.4 3.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 78.1 6.3

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 74.5 7.9

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 81.6 9.5

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 86.5 5.9 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 85.6 4.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 91.5 2.7 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 88.1 2.9

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 80.7 6.7

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 81.3 7.8 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 87.8 5.8

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 82.3 4.2 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.9 1.6 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 77.8 6.6 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 68.6 12.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 52.1* 15.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 71.8 11.9

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Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 73.1 9.8

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 66.7 4.8 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 50.0* 19.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 28.6* 36.5 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 69.2 14.9 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 54.0* 25.4 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.3 8.3

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 69.0* 15.5 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 54.1* 27.9 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 66.7 11.1

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 50.8* 19.0 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 46.2* 24.6

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 61.9* 20.6 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 58.7* 20.6 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 76.7 13.3

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 67.2* 18.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 66.2* 15.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 91.8 1.6 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 76.2 12.7 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 50.8* 7.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 79.4 4.8 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 77.8* 15.9 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 60.3* 22.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 79.7 10.2 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 89.7 6.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 66.2* 16.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 44.8* 25.9 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 60.3* 20.7 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 81.0 12.1

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 70.7* 15.5

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 50.8* 15.9 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 61.5* 21.5

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 34.5* 29.3

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 43.9* 21.1

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 58.5* 21.5

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.3 14.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.9** 60.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 77.7 7.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.8 12.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 75.3 11.9

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 86.4 1.7 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 86.2 4.6 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 84.5 1.7

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 83.3 8.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 90.5 4.8

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 87.3 1.6 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 72.2 5.6 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 81.7 6.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 74.1 8.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 65.1* 15.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 87.7 6.2

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 82.0 9.8 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 80.0 8.3 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 83.1 8.5 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 86.0 5.3

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 80.6 6.5

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 73.8 13.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 95.1 1.6

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 77.6 8.6 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 88.9 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 69.8 14.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 56.5* 21.0 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 30.3* 33.3

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 54.4* 22.8

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 87.7 7.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 67.8 13.6

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 82.9 1.4 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 57.4 12.5

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 54* 15.8 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 61.3* 21.1 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 58.7* 18.9 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.8 8.6

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 69.1 11.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 48.6* 21.0 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 71.6 12.8

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 61.6 11.6 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 58.6* 23.8

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 66* 17.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 58.9* 21.3 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 73.4 8.6

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66.2 10.1 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 67.4 17.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 81.3 4.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 76.2 9.8 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 76.6 9.2

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 78.7 4.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 77.6 11.2 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 81.8 11.7

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 71.3 12.5 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 86.8 1.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 65* 16.8

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 58.6* 18.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 78.0 3.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 80.6 8.2

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 82.0 4.5

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 60.7 13.6 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 70.6 12.6

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 60.7* 20.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 55.5* 21.2

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 66* 16.7

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 70.1 8.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 23.2** 57.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 74.8 7.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.8 5.2 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 81.0 7.3

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 77.4 6.6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 93.1 0.7 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.2 0.7

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.8 8.6

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 84.6 7.0

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.1 1.4 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 82.8 6.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 77.7 5.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 71.9 8.1

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 69.9* 15.7

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 79.0 9.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 77.7 11.5 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 73.9 8.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 78.1 5.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 86.6 1.5

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 73.4 8.4

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 71.9 12.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 89.2 3.6

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 78.8 5.8 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 89.4 1.4 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 66.0 5.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 56.5* 18.9 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 37.4* 20.4

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 59.6* 20.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 74.3 4.4

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 59.6* 16.4

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Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.7 0.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 64.3* 21.4

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 55.2* 24.1 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 48.3* 20.7 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 55.2* 20.7 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 62.1 3.4

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 82.1 7.1 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 69.0 13.8 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 65.5* 17.2

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 65.5 6.9 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 79.3 10.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 55.2* 27.6 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 41.4* 37.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 65.5* 24.1

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 79.3 3.4 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 79.3 3.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 100.0 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 86.2 6.9 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 75.9 6.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.8 10.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 93.1 3.4

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 85.7 7.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 78.6* 17.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 85.7 10.7 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 62.1* 17.2

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 65.4* 15.4 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 82.1 7.1 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 75.0 10.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 85.7 3.6

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 69.0* 20.7

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 72.4 10.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 64.3 10.7

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 67.9 14.3

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 89.7 10.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 71.4 10.7 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 33.3** 59.3 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 89.7 3.4 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 89.3 3.6 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 82.1 0.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 57.1* 17.9 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 93.1 3.4 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 96.4 3.6

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 62.1 3.4

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 96.6 3.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.7 0.0

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 88.9 3.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 93.1 3.4

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 64.3 3.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 69.0 10.3

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 62.1* 24.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 75.9 13.8

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 82.8 3.4 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 67.9 10.7 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 69.2 3.8

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 79.3 13.8

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.0 6.9 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 82.8 13.8

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 85.7 7.1 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 93.1 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 79.3 3.4 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 58.6* 15.2 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 44.8* 20.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 46.4* 17.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 64.3* 17.9

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 64.3 7.1

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Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 79.9 2.3 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 65.3 14.2

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 70.6 13.6 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 69.4 13.7 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 71.0 11.7 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 75.4 5.8

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 73.6 10.4 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 70.2 14.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 73.0 10.0

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 60.7* 17.5 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 66.0* 15.4

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 62.0* 15.7 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 63.3* 20.0 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 70.2* 15.6

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 69.2 11.1 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 72.2 13.5

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 74.9 6.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 69.8 12.6 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 80.8 7.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.6 3.2 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 87.0 7.4

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 64.4* 16.2

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 76.3 10.6 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 83.9 5.2 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 69.7 14.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 51.5* 19.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 65.7 9.8 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 63.4 13.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 78.1 5.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 65.7 14.3

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 72.3 9.5

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 57.5 14.4

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 64.2* 17.6

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 72.3 12.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 76.6 8.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 23.9** 54.1 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 80.6 4.1 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.9 6.2 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 80.5 9.5

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 73.0 8.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 82.5 4.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 84.6 5.6

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 75.4 5.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 76.6 6.9

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 87.9 3.7

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 77.2 6.3 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3

76.4 7.7 When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3

70.7 9.6 Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7

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The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 76.5 7.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 78.8 11.1

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 73.4 9.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 81.2 7.1 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 78.5 3.9

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 71.5 9.3

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 70.4 9.2 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 78.0 10.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 76.2 3.2 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 84.2 2.8 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 75.6 4.7 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 70.1 13.6 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 45.7 17.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 65.4 12.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 72.0 5.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 67.2 12.6

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.2 2.6 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 72.6 13.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 63.5* 25.7 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 42.9** 44.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 51.3* 36.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 61.6* 23.3

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 52.8* 29.2 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 54.1* 32.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.3* 22.7

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 46.6* 28.8 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 48.7* 33.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 50.7* 41.3 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 44.6* 39.2 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 66.2* 16.9

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 50.0* 32.9 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 46.1* 38.2

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 81.3 5.3 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 61.5* 21.8 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 76.6 14.3

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 66.2 9.5 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 71.1* 17.1

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 71.2* 16.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 70.7* 22.7 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 80.0 8.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 65.4* 26.9

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 58.6* 21.4 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 77.5 14.1 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.1 13.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 71.2* 16.4

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 50.6* 35.1

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 53.2* 27.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 44.4* 29.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 50.7* 29.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 67.9 11.5

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 50.7* 28.8 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 22.1** 61.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 55.3 19.7 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 64.4 12.3 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 76.1 11.3

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 62.0* 28.2 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 98.7 1.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 100.0 0.0

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 61.6* 23.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 75.0 9.2

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.2 5.3

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 72.5 7.2 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 72.0 12.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 64.8* 23.9

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 54.1* 33.8

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 61.3* 28.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 69.2* 25.6

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.0 13.2 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 74.3 13.5 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 78.6 5.7

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 67.1 14.5

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 51.4* 31.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 86.5 8.1

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 62.5 12.8 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 97.4 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 58.1* 32.4 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 41.9* 40.5 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 36.5** 51.3

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 54.9* 36.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 69.4* 18.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 61.4* 22.9

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 82.9 8.1 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 74.5* 15.6

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 71.8 18.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 67.3* 17.7 Georgia Tech 's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 74.1* 17.9

The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.1 13.4

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 69.2 12.5 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 65.1* 17.9 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 75.2* 15.6

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 67.3* 18.2 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 69.4* 18.9

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 71.8* 20.9 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 73.2* 17.9 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 76.1 13.8

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66.0* 17.9 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 69.6* 21.4

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 78.9 11.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 75.2* 15.0 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 74.8 12.6

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 83.3 9.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 81.3 13.4 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 85.0 8.4

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 75.2* 15.6 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 84.3 11.1 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 71.6* 17.4

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 66.7* 14.7 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 84.9 5.7 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 89.6 4.7

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 91.3 4.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 77.6 11.2

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 78.8 12.4 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 72.6* 16.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 71* 15.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 77.3* 14.5

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 77.6 12.1 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 50.9* 31.5 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 82.4 6.5 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 83.3 12.0 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 84.4 11.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 81.6 8.7 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 82.3 5.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.7 4.6

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 74.1 13.4

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 82.1 13.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 86.5 6.3 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 75.5 9.4 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 78.0 11.9

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 75.9 12.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 71.1* 14.9

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 76.4 9.1

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 71.3* 20.4 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 75.0 12.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 79.2 9.4 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 82.2 8.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 78.6 13.4

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 73.9* 17.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 83.8 8.1

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 76.0 8.7 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.0 3.6 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.3 13.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 69.4* 15.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 54.2* 21.2

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 73.8 13.1

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 78.3 10.4

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 80.4 7.5

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.5 2.3 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 64.2 10.7

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 67.0 10.1 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 68.6 12.1 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 70.5 6.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.7 5.1

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 67.9 12.6 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 48.1* 22.0 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 74.0 9.6

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 64.4 11.6 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 64.9* 17.6

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 66.4 13.2 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 54.8* 23.0 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 77.9 7.4

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 67.8 11.7 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 68.2 11.7

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 86.8 4.6 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 78.8 9.5 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 84.9 5.9

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.7 8.2 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 81.1 7.7 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 80.5 6.5

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 85.1 6.0 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 91.2 2.8 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 70.9 8.6

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 60.8 11.8 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.2 8.9 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 80.9 7.4

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 81.9 6.9

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 64.8* 16.4 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 72.5 8.6

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 58.9* 21.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 60.6* 18.3

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 71.0 13.1

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 73.3 12.4 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.9** 51.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 77.7 5.4 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 81.8 5.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 75.3 8.8

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.5 5.6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 95.0 1.4 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 93.1 0.9

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.7 5.1

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 86.5 4.1

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.7 2.7 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 81.7 2.3 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 84.5 3.2

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 78.1 6.1

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 74.4 5.5

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 81.2 6.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 83.0 4.1 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 82.0 4.6 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 89.4 2.8 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 85.6 2.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 82.3 5.9

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.3 6.5 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 88.6 4.6

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 81.2 3.8 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 94.5 0.9 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 71.2 3.7 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 71.2 7.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 44.7* 15.2

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 70.8 8.8

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 82.9 1.4

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 70.8 8.4

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.1 3.2 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 64.2 13.8

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 66.7 12.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 57.1* 20.6 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 56.8* 19.2 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.0 4.8

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 67.2* 18.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 48.4* 28.7 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 71.8 10.5

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 55.2* 17.6 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 63.0* 21.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 61.3* 25.8 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 63.2* 21.6 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 77.2 10.6

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 66.7* 15.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 61.4* 21.3

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 76.6 12.1 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 77.0 12.7 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 84.8 7.2

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 77.9 7.1 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 79.4 12.7

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 74.8* 15.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.0 10.7 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 82.8 6.6 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 64.3* 19.0

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 67.5 13.3 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 75.0 11.7 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 79.5 9.0

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 85.4 4.1

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 69.4* 15.3

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 71.4 12.7

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 61.9* 16.9

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 58.0* 18.5

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 72.2 8.7

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 65.9* 19.5 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 26.2** 53.2 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 76.2 6.3 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 72.4 8.1 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 73.8 11.5

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 75.6 8.1 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 88.2 7.1 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 90.2 2.5

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 79.0 4.8

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 78.6 6.3

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 79.4 5.6

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 82.0 0.8 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 79.7 5.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 73.6 26.4

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 61.6* 38.4

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 74.2 11.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 74.0* 15.4

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 76.4 6.5 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 82.0 3.3 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 84.6 2.6

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 77.4 5.6

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 69.9 13.0 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 79.7 11.4

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 75.2 9.1 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 88.9 1.6 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 68.0 11.2 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 64.3* 15.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 40.2 1.6

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 66.1 11.6

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 77.7 9.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 62.3* 15.6

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 97.3 2.7 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 72.2

2.8 Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 81.1 8.1

Leadership Confidence I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 84.2 13.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 86.5 5.4 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7

8.3 Feedback & Recognition

Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 82.4 8.8 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 67.6 11.8 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 86.1 8.3

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 61.8* 17.6 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 70.9 13.5

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 81.1 8.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 86.5 10.8 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 94.1 2.9

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 83.3 8.3 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 84.2 7.9 The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 97.2 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 89.2 2.7 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 83.3 2.8

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 86.5 2.7 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 91.9 5.4

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 86.1 5.6

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 94.3 2.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 97.1 2.9 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 94.6 2.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 57.6* 15.2 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 85.3 5.9 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 94.1 5.9

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 96.9 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 81.3 6.3

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 86.5 5.4

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 71.4*

20.0 New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 77.8

8.3 I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 86.8 5.3

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 82.4 5.9 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 27.8** 52.8 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 88.6 2.9 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 86.1 5.6 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 82.9 5.7

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 91.2 5.9 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 94.7 5.3 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 97.2 2.8

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 91.7 8.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 94.6 5.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 91.9 5.4

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 88.6 5.7 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 97.2 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 91.7 5.6

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 86.5 10.8

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 89.5 2.6

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 85.7 5.7

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 97.1 2.9 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 93.9 3.0 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 97.0 3.1

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 94.4 2.8

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 77.8* 16.7 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 91.7 2.8

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 88.2 11.8 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 91.9 2.7 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 91.4 0.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 86.5 8.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 67.6 8.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 85.7 11.4

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 94.1 5.9

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 86.1 11.1

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 87.5 12.5 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 100.0 0.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 100.0 0.0 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 100.0 0.0 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 100.0 0.0 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 100.0 0.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 100.0 0.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 88.9 11.1 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 88.9 11.1

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 77.8 11.1 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 77.8* 22.2

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 88.9 11.1 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 100.0 0.0 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 88.9 11.1

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 100.0 0.0 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 100.0 0.0

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 100.0 0.0 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 88.9 11.1 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 100.0 0.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 100.0 0.0 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 100.0 0.0 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 77.8 11.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 77.8 11.1 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 100.0 0.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 88.9 11.1

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 100.0 0.0 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 77.8 11.1 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 100.0 0.0

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 100.0 0.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 100.0 0.0 Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 100.0 0.0

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 77.8 11.1

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 100.0 0.0

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 100.0 0.0

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 100.0 0.0 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 50** 50.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 100.0 0.0 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 77.8* 0.0 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 100.0 0.0

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 100.0 0.0 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 100.0 0.0 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 88.9 11.1

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 100.0 0.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 100.0 0.0

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 88.9 11.1 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 100.0 0.0 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 100.0 0.0

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 100.0 0.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 88.9 0.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 100.0 0.0

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 88.9 11.1 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 88.9 0.0 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 88.9 0.0 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 100.0 0.0

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 100.0 0.0

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 88.9 11.1 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 88.9 0.0

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 100.0 0.0 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 100.0 0.0 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 100.0 0.0 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 88.9 11.1 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 88.9 11.1

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 66.7* 22.2

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 100.0 0.0

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 88.9 0.0

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS Future/Vision

Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 84.1 4.8 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 65.0* 15.9

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 59.0* 26.2 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 68.2* 15.2 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 69.2 10.8 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 82.5 6.3

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 61.7* 18.3 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 52.1* 23.4 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 69.8* 15.9

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There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 51.6* 25.8 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 55.4* 29.2

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 50.0* 30.6 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 54.7* 29.7 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 60.6* 15.9

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 54.0* 23.8 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 68.8 14.1

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 76.6 12.5 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 75.4* 15.4 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 79.4 9.5

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 82.5 6.3 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 83.1 13.8 I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 65.5* 20.7

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 73.0 12.7 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 85.0 10.0 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 60.6* 19.7

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 63.5* 17.5 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 78.3 11.7 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 84.7 8.5

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 86.7 5.0

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 69.8* 17.5

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 72.3* 15.4 Training

Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 47.5* 22.0

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 50* 23.4

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 66.7* 15.2

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 71.9 12.5 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 34.8** 56.1 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 81.5 6.2 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 78.7 9.8 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 78.6 10.9

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 85.7 4.8 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 95.5 4.5 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 85.0 3.3

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 82.5 6.3

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 80.0 4.6

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 82.5 4.8 Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 81.7 8.3 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 79.7 4.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 71.4 9.5

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 67.8* 18.8

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 89.2 7.7

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 76.2* 16.1 My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 77.4* 16.1 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 82.5 6.3 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 88.1 3.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 76.9 12.3

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 71.9* 16.3 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 84.4 9.4

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 81.7 3.3 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 90.8 4.6 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 87.3 1.6 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 73.8 9.2 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 42.5* 20.5

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 75.0 10.0

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 80.3 9.8

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 63.5 14.3

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ENGAGEMENT ITEMS

Future/Vision Georgia Tech has an outstanding future. 83.4 3.7 89.4 0.0 Georgia Tech's leadership has communicated a vision of the future that motivates me. 60.4 15.4 57.4 14.0

Georgia Tech is making appropriate changes to remain competitive. 63.5 16.6 55.3* 27.7 Leadership Confidence

I trust Georgia Tech’s leadership. 67.3 16.4 51.0* 30.6 Georgia Tech's leadership is able to deal with the challenges we face. 67.7 15.0 46.8* 27.7 The leadership of Georgia Tech is committed to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 66.0* 17.0

Feedback & Recognition Georgia Tech values my contribution. 67.8 13.4 54.2* 25.0 Productive people are recognized by Georgia Tech. 59.5 19.9 45.8* 39.6 My direct supervisor gives me useful feedback about my performance. 72.9 12.9 59.6* 25.5

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Growth and Development There is a promising future for me at Georgia Tech. 62.3 14.2 53.2* 27.7 Georgia Tech provides me the opportunity for growth and development. 65.1 18.4 52.1* 31.3

Communication There is open, honest two-way communication in Georgia Tech. 63.9 19.4 38.3** 53.2 Employees are well-informed about issues facing Georgia Tech. 57.6 23.1 38.3** 52.6 My direct supervisor is a great listener. 73.7 12.0 56.3* 27.1

Involvement and Belonging My ideas and suggestions matter to my department 65.8 15.5 60.4* 27.1 Employees are encouraged to participate in making decisions that affect their work. 67.4 17.1 53.1* 28.6

The people I work with cooperate to get the job done. 83.1 6.6 66.7 12.5 I feel that I am part of a team. 75.0 12.9 72.9* 22.9 My direct supervisor cares about my well-being. 79.7 8.6 68.1* 17.0

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I enjoy my job. 80.4 6.5 84.4 8.9 My job makes use of my skills and abilities. 84.0 8.8 72.9* 18.8

I am able to balance my work and family/personal responsibilities. 74.6 13.2 58.3* 27.1

Direct Supervisor I have a relationship of trust with my direct supervisor. 77.7 10.7 64.6* 22.9 My direct supervisor treats me with respect. 86.3 6.3 70.8 12.5 My direct supervisor is a great leader. 70.3 14.5 55.1* 28.6

Customer Orientation Georgia Tech regularly use customer feedback to improve our processes. 60.0 16.6 78.7 10.6 Customer problems get corrected quickly. 73.4 8.4 66.0* 23.4 There is a strong emphasis on customer service at Georgia Tech. 77.8 8.4 78.7* 15.1

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The College/Unit is committed to providing high quality products and services to external customers. 83.0 5.2 79.2 8.3

Where I work, we set clear performance standards for product/service quality. 66.3 14.4 55.3* 29.8

Quality and improvement are top priorities at the College/Unit. 70.2 13.6 65.3 14.3

Training Employees are getting the training they need to keep up with customer demands. 59.1 17.7 52.1* 29.2

New employees receive the training they need to perform the work expected of them. 61.8 17.5 46.8* 29.8

I have received the training I need to perform my job well. 72.7 11.9 80.9 6.4

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Overall, I am very satisfied working in my College/Unit. 72.3 11.9 54.2* 22.9 I have never considered looking for a job outside of my College/Unit. 30.7 52.3 18.8** 75.0 I am proud to work for my College/Unit 80.6 5.4 62.5 10.4 I would recommend Georgia Tech as an employer. 78.6 7.4 68.8* 14.6 I am motivated to put forth extra effort in my job. 77.7 10.3 68.1* 19.1

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ETHICAL ITEMS Awareness of Ethical Standards

My College/Unit clearly communicates its expectations for ethical behavior. 74.9 9.3 72.9* 15.6 I am aware of Georgia Tech’s values. 89.3 3.8 91.8 8.2 I understand Georgia Tech’s values. 89.4 2.8 91.7 2.1

Commitment to Ethics The leadership of my department shows a commitment to ethical business decisions and conduct. 76.2 8.8 66.0* 17.0

Employees within my department show a commitment to ethical behavior in their day-to-day activities. 79.7 7.4 66.7 10.4

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I feel responsible for taking corrective action if I observe unethical behavior. 86.8 3.4 89.6 10.4

Pressure to meet performance goals does not result in unethical conduct. 77.4 7.1 78.7 8.5 The behavior and actions of the employees in my area demonstrate high ethical standards. 79.0 7.3 68.8* 16.7

When decisions are made or actions are taken in my department, the ethical implications are adequately considered. 70.8 9.3 63.8* 17.0

Where I work, ethical issues and concerns can be discussed without negative consequences. 67.4 14.7 56.3* 25.0

The leadership of my College/Unit has communicated clear ethical standards. 74.2 12.0 69.4* 20.4

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I feel I can raise issues with my direct supervisor without fear of retaliation. 77.4 12.3 64.6* 22.9

My direct supervisor keeps his or her commitments. 77.9 8.8 64.6* 14.6 My direct supervisor demonstrates ethical and honest behavior. 83.2 6.8 68.8* 16.7 My direct supervisor does not ignore activities that violate Georgia Tech's ethics. 82.3 5.6 70.8 10.4

My direct supervisor provides effective communication about ethical standards. 75.2 10.3 70.8 11.8

Reporting I can report unethical practices without fear of reprisal. 71.4 13.4 62.8* 20.8 I know how to report suspected unethical business practices. 81.8 8.9 75.0 12.5

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Georgia Tech values are consistent with my own. 77.0 6.9 72.9 12.5 I believe in the values of Georgia Tech. 89.6 1.9 85.4 6.3 I feel comfortable that Georgia Tech follows its stated values. 71.8 9.6 66.0* 21.3 The behavior of senior leadership is consistent with Georgia Tech values. 64.1 16.0 58.3* 31.3 Where I work, people do not "get ahead" unless their behavior demonstrates Georgia Tech’s values. 44.9 20.1 44.9* 36.7

Our leaders are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 65.2 15.8 51.1* 31.9

My direct supervisors are held accountable for acting according to Georgia Tech's values. 76.9 7.5 59.6* 19.1

Employees are held accountable for acting according to the Institute's values. 68.1 12.8 52.1* 29.2