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Exponential survey starts from September onwards – emphasis on your wellbeing

Aalto employees are invited to participate in a research study conducted by Aalto University and Hintsa Performance.

The study aims to explore the factors that contribute to employee wellbeing and thriving, which are important for our organization to develop and success.

You will soon receive more information on the survey along with your personal invitation to this research study by email. Your participation in this study is fully confidential and voluntary.

Should you have any questions, please contact rilana.riikkinen@aalto.fi

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