Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS
### Human Capital Analytics: The Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) Adapted from Fred Reichheld and Bain & Company's classic customer Net Promoter Score (NPS), eNPS measures internal employee.
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For example, an internal quarterly engagement survey of \(120\text{ invited employees}\) yields \(100\text{ responses}\) (\(83.3\%\text{ participation}\)), categorized as \(65\text{ Promoters}\) (scores 9-10), \(25\text{ Passives}\) (scores 7-8), and \(10\text{ Detractors}\) (scores 0-6): Promoters make up \(65.0\%\), Passives make up \(25.0\%\), and Detractors make up \(10.0\%\). The resulting Employee Net Promoter Score is \, placing the company in the World-Class Advocacy tier).
📖 About Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS
Human Capital Analytics: The Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS)
Adapted from Fred Reichheld and Bain & Company's classic customer Net Promoter Score (NPS), eNPS measures internal employee loyalty and workplace advocacy based on a single core question: "On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend our company as a place to work?"
- Respondent Classifications:
- Promoters (Score 9 – 10): Enthusiastic brand ambassadors who boost morale, recruit top external talent, and demonstrate high tenure retention.
- Passives (Score 7 – 8): Satisfied but unengaged; do not actively harm the company, but are susceptible to competitive headhunter offers.
- Detractors (Score 0 – 6): Disengaged or unhappy employees who may spread cultural toxicity, lower team morale, and pose immediate attrition risks.
- eNPS vs. Customer NPS: eNPS scores are typically lower than customer NPS because employees hold their employers to significantly higher personal standards; any eNPS score above +20 is generally considered good, and above +50 is world-class.
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Enter your Promoters Count (Scores 9 – 10) (e.g. 65 (Highly engaged brand ambassadors)), Passives / Neutrals Count (Scores 7 – 8) (e.g. 25 (Satisfied but unenthusiastic)), Detractors Count (Scores 0 – 6) (e.g. 10 (Unhappy employees / retention risk)), and Total Survey Invitations Sent (for Response Rate) (e.g. 120). Results update instantly as you type — adjust any value to compare scenarios.
The Formula
Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) (Bain \& Company standard) equations:
Total Respondents = N = Promoters (9-10) + Passives (7-8) + Detractors (0-6)
\%Promoters = ((Promoters) / (N)) × 100\%
\%Detractors = ((Detractors) / (N)) × 100\%
\%Passives = ((Passives) / (N)) × 100\%
eNPS Score = \%Promoters - \%Detractors (Range: -100 to +100)
Survey Participation Rate = ((N) / (Total Employees Invited)) × 100\%
Worked Example
For example, an internal quarterly engagement survey of 120 invited employees yields 100 responses (83.3\% participation), categorized as 65 Promoters (scores 9-10), 25 Passives (scores 7-8), and 10 Detractors (scores 0-6): Promoters make up 65.0\%, Passives make up 25.0\%, and Detractors make up 10.0\%. The resulting Employee Net Promoter Score is placing the company in the World-Class Advocacy tier).
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