BSB Group scores highly on employee satisfaction

83.9% of respondents experience joy and satisfaction with the work, while a large majority experience a desired flexibility, stability and openness from their manager, a development and solution-oriented attitude, and that BSB Group holds on to its roots despite the significant growth and development the company is going through in these years.

- We have received very good feedback on our survey of employee satisfaction in BSB Group, and we are of course particularly proud that the top score is on our core values, where an impressive 92.9% of employees believe they help to create value for our customers through their work efforts, says CEO Teddy Norsgaard Jørgensen, CFO Claus Iwersen and HR consultant Sonja Stokholm, who have been the prime movers in the employee satisfaction analysis. 

A strong working environment is integral part of our DNA

BSB Group has an ambitious growth strategy, and it is in the company's DNA to constantly fine-tune the business and day after day make it a notch better and smarter.

- There are many talented competitors out there who want to get their hands on our markets and customers. We are up against tough competitors from all over the world. They are hungry for our business and they keep a close eye on what we do and how much we earn. That is why we must constantly make sure that we improve ourselves. Both in relation to our solutions and in relation to our employees, Sonja Stokholm explains of the background for the employee satisfaction analysis.

Good inputs pave way for an even better working environment

With a response rate of 79% out of almost 300 employees, there are of course answers that suggest that the management of BSB Group need to act more proactively on certain issues.

- Fortunately, we found very few negative answers, but some employees suggest, for example, that we can become more skilled at helping each other across tasks and functions. Others believe we can stand even stronger together and that management can become more skilled at appreciating work effort. Some say we need to take signs of stress more seriously and must make an extra effort to create a good work environment. We take all input seriously, and through the CBI we will initiate measures to ensure that we remember to motivate and praise each other, that we treat each other with respect and stand together to achieve our goals, Claus Iwersen emphasizes.

BSB Group consists of BSB Industry (Denmark) and BSB Poland.

Selected results from the survey