Explanation of Results

The following report displays results for discrete work units.

Categories of "strongly agree" and "agree" were combined into a category labeled "agree." Similarly, categories of "strongly disagree" and "disagree" were combined into the singular response of "disagree."

Each response is rated using a color scheme. Positive answers at 80% and above are indicated by green. Positive responses between 60% and 79.9% are indicated by yellow. Responses less than or equal to 59.9% are indicated by red. For "flipped" questions, the scale is reversed (20% agree or less = green, 20.1% - 40% = yellow, and equal to or greater than 40.1% = red).

Due to an adjustment in the green-yellow-red color scheme since the 2003 survey, the 2003 data columns are colored grey. Changes to the color scheme are explained below:

Blank boxes in the 2003 results column indicate that the question is new for 2005, and no comparative data exists.

All open-ended comments were transcribed. Content analyses of these responses were conducted and were broadly categorized. The responses were compiled for each discrete work unit and distributed to department heads.