Verified Culture
Verified employee feedback

The Culture Improvement Journey

Great workplaces aren't born — they're built. Verified Culture gives every organization the same honest starting point: what your own people really think, measured fairly and verified properly.

Culture categories measured
15
Minimum participation
70%
Certification tiers
3

How the journey works

Every organization follows the same transparent path — no shortcuts, no paid placements, and no way to edit the numbers afterwards.

01
Measure

Employees answer 15 culture questions anonymously, each verified by a work email. Results are only computed once at least 70% of the registered workforce has responded.

02
Understand

A category-level report shows where your culture is strong and where focused effort will matter most — leadership, pay, growth, wellbeing and more.

03
Improve & re-survey

After at least 90 days of real change, open a fresh verified survey window so employees can confirm what's different.

04
Certify

Score 70% or above and earn a public, QR-verifiable certificate — Good at 70%, Amazing at 75%, Dream at 85% — valid for 12 months.

Why the result can be trusted

Three conditions must all be met before any result is published:

70% participation

At least 70% of the company's verified workforce must respond before any result is issued — so the outcome reflects the majority, not a handful of voices.

15 culture categories

Employees score leadership, pay, workload, growth, psychological safety, whether it is safe to speak up, and nine more. The overall score is the simple average across all 15.

A closed 90-day window

Surveys run inside a fixed 90-day window, then close. Scores cannot be edited, deleted or re-weighted afterwards — the result is a snapshot of what employees actually said.

Organizations scoring 70% or above earn a public certificate — see the certified workplaces or read the full methodology for exactly how scores are calculated.

Ready to start your journey?

Whether you're an employee who wants your voice heard or a leader who wants honest insight, the first step is the same: a verified, anonymous survey.