Listen & move forward.

Interviews replace your engagement questionnaire. You keep a score and learn what people would change.

A man with a beard in profile, looking up
“I like my team. I don't see where I go from here.”
A woman in a cream jumper, laughing, her cheek on her hand
“Recognition here depends on who you sit near.”

See Sona8 in a minute.

  • What happened, with a concrete example

  • What people need that nobody has offered

  • Where teams differ, and where they all agree

  • Themes by share of interviews

  • Cuts by team and seniority

  • Verbatim excerpts behind every finding

Why the frontline says workload is too high.

Example only, not a client result. The situations behind one low score, counted across 120 frontline interviews.

Say workload is manageable: Frontline 38%, Management 72%

Raised byWhat people describeFix and owner

Two open positions in the warehouse have been empty since spring. The gap is covered with overtime.

Approve temporary cover until both are filled.

Next week's shift plan comes out on Thursday, so people cannot plan childcare or appointments.

Publish shift plans two weeks ahead.

Ideas from last year's survey were collected, and nobody heard what happened to them.

Report back on every idea, including the ones turned down.

2,000+ voice interviews replaced the engagement survey. Engagement rose 7%.

Talk to the interviewer.

Talk to it about your own team. It will follow up the way a good interviewer would.

Uses your microphone. Takes about 5 minutes.

Hear your own people on employee engagement.

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Niklas Schneider

Founding Account Executive

First call

  • 30 minutes
  • Video call, link in the invite
  • Berlin time (CET)
November 2026

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