Your firm sells the expertise of its people. Yet the pressure that wears them down is the last thing they raise with a partner.
Client deadlines, billable targets and busy seasons stretch the working week. Exhaustion never shows on a timesheet, and few people will admit to a partner that they are close to their limit.
In a practice group of eight or an office of twelve, people assume a partner could trace their answers. So they stay polite, and the real issues surface the day someone resigns.
Professionals stay where they keep learning and can see a path to the next level. When mentoring slips in a busy year, your most promising people start listening to offers from competitors and clients.
Each practice and office that meets your anonymity minimum gets its own results, in reports a partner can read without an HR specialist.
See practices and offices side by side on the same drivers, from professional growth to personal wellbeing. Job titles from your HR data let you compare juniors, seniors and support staff.
An AI summary sets out the themes a practice's comments keep returning to, each point with its sources. It appears only for groups with enough commenters.
Results by years of service show whether people in their first years are learning, have a manager or mentor behind them and see a path to advance.
That view also shows turnover risk by group, rated every week. Where risk climbs, create an action plan: what you commit to, and when each action is due.
An independent certification body audits our information security management system.
No result appears for a group below your anonymity minimum, 5 respondents by default. Its answers still count in the larger groups above it.
Sparkbay complies with Quebec's Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information (Law 25) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Employees answer the survey in their own language.
No. Scores and comments are anonymous. A partner reading the results sees groups, never a person, and comments carry no names. You also decide whether team managers can read comments at all.
Yes. A practice group of four gets no result of its own: a group needs at least as many respondents as your anonymity minimum (5 by default, adjustable for your organization). Their answers still count in the office and firm results.
Yes, for any practice or office that meets your anonymity minimum. Groups come from your employee data, synced daily if your HR system is on our integrations page, or imported as a CSV file. You decide who sees which results, up to the whole firm.
Yes. Professional growth is one of the drivers your survey measures: whether people are learning, and whether their manager or a mentor supports their development. Another question asks if they see a path to advance, and you can add your own questions.
As many as you set per survey. Each person gets their own selection, favoring questions they answered least recently. You choose the frequency, launch date and local send hour, so you can plan around your busy seasons.