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VOICE survey results Outcomes of the VOICE survey • • • Rewards and recognition Career opportunities Organisational direction Library Executive Committee Award 100%   % Agree/Strongly agree Sustaining a high performance culture and a commitment to service innovation requires well skilled, supported and motivated staff. The VOICE Survey administered by UOW allowed staff to tell us what they think we do well and where we need to improve. 78 staff (94% response rate) completed the survey and offered further feedback through their comments and suggestions. Areas that performed particularly well included: Library Staff Awards VOICE  Survey  Results   80%   60%   2010   40%   2012   20%   0%   Reflecting the significant change taking place within the Library areas that were noted for improvement included empowerment and active listening. Organisa0onal   Commitment   Organisa0onal   Direc0on   Mission  and   Values   The Academic Outreach Team (Melanie Thompson, Jeanetta Kettle, Bernadette Stephens, Lucia Tome, Debra Nolan and Rachel Carr) were recognised for their outstanding efforts and achievement in the delivery of a new model of service to the UOW academic and research community. Their purpose is centred on eliciting feedback focused on the context of the academic, their challenges and expectations for support and resources in the research or education spheres. People First Award Susanna Colwell, Resource Sharing Officer was recognised for demonstrating the Library Values of Commitment and People First. Susanna is particularly noted for the ease in which she accepts change and her willingness to go the extra mile for her fellow team members and clients alike. Susanna has made a habit of putting others first; being supportive to the needs of new team members, cadets, placement students and volunteers. Leadership   VOICE  Survey  Results   Publications • • 30 Cox, B. L. & Jantti, M. H. 2012, ‘Capturing business intelligence required for targeted marketing, demonstrating value, and driving process improvement’, Library & Information Science Research, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 308-316. Cox, B. L. & Jantti, M. H. 2012, ‘Discovering the Impact of Library Use and Student Performance’, EDUCAUSE Review, Published on Wednesday, July 18, 2012, access http://www.educause.edu/ero/ article/discovering-impact-library-use-and-student-performance % Agree/Strongly agree • 100%   80%   60%   2010   2012   40%   20%   0%   Rewards  &   Recogni6on   Career   Opportuni6es   Mo6va6on  &   Ini6a6ve   Sa6sfac6on   Jantti, M.H. & Greenhalgh, N. 2012, ‘Leadership competencies: a reference point for development and evaluation’, Library Management, vol. 33, no. 6, pp. 421-428. 31