Thursday 23rd February 2012
Leesman
Lmi 56.0
  • 83.9 high
  • 48.7 low
6,417 Respondents 30 Surveys
65% Response Rate 26 Clients
My workplace contributes to a sense of community at work Employee Productivity
Learning From Others
Satisfied74.4%+0.0No_change
Confidential Discussions
Satisfied35.3%+0.2Lmi_high_arrow_small
Informal Unplanned Meetings
Satisfied52.0%+0.4Lmi_high_arrow_small
Hosting Visitors
Satisfied45.9%+0.3Lmi_high_arrow_small
Noise Levels
Satisfied52.5%+0.2Lmi_high_arrow_small
Collaborating On Focused Work
Satisfied64.9%+0.3Lmi_high_arrow_small
Thinking/Creative Thinking
Satisfied45.2%+0.5Lmi_high_arrow_small
Informal Social Interaction
Satisfied70.7%+0.2Lmi_high_arrow_small
Relaxing/Taking A Break
Satisfied49.0%+0.4Lmi_high_arrow_small
Air Quality
Satisfied51.1%+0.1Lmi_high_arrow_small
Temperature Control
Satisfied38.1%+0.0No_change
Natural Light
Satisfied63.4%+0.5Lmi_high_arrow_small
In-Office Network Connectivity
Satisfied78.6%+0.3Lmi_high_arrow_small
Remote Office Connectivity
Satisfied75.0%+0.2Lmi_high_arrow_small

Note: The Leesman Satisfaction Averages shown are selected highlights drawn from the Leesman Index core employee workplace satisfaction e-survey database at today's date, across the total respondent population and in each case represent the percentage of employees who have indicated a positive satisfaction with the specified activities / features / facilities, with the relative movement / change indicated as each survey group closes.

Sponsors and commercial partnerships

All Leesman sponsors and commercial partners are declared below.

Plantronics

When, on July 20th 1969, U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped out on to the surface of the moon, the historic "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind..." words, were transmitted through a Plantronics headset.

Plantronics had been born just eight years earlier when United Airlines solicited new designs for cockpit communications headsets for the new breed in jet airlines. Courtney Graham, a United Airline pilot, was one of the many who thought the heavy headsets should be replaced by something lighter. He collaborated with his pilot friend, Keith Larkin, to create a small, functional design, which was robust enough to pass airlines standards.

Today, Plantronics is seen as the world leader in personal audio communications for professionals and consumers. From unified communication solutions to Bluetooth headsets, Plantronics delivers unparalleled audio experiences and quality that reflect nearly 50 years of innovation and customer commitment. Plantronics is used by every company in the US Fortune 100 and is the headset of choice for air traffic control.

Plantronics has more than 3000 employees worldwide with offices in 19 countries, including major facilities in Mexico, Tennessee, England and The Netherlands.

It is Plantronics continued exploration of “elsewhere” work that has led them to sponsor Leesman’s inception stage research programme and educational launch events.