What do you like best about Quantum Workplace?
The strength of Quantum Workplace lies in its comprehensive insights + actionable engagement tools. It’s not just a survey platform — it seamlessly links employee feedback, recognition programs, goal tracking, and analytics into one unified experience.
Some highlights:
The dashboards make it easy to identify trends and prioritize interventions across teams.
The recognition / peer praise modules help foster positive culture and visibility.
Its integrated approach (feedback → goals → performance) helps keep alignment and visibility tight, reducing silos.
The user interface is clean and easy to use, making adoption across HR, management, and the broader team smoother.
Overall, Quantum stands out for turning raw engagement data into clear, strategic actions rather than just collecting responses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Quantum Workplace?
Dislikes / Areas for Improvement
Goal-Setting Complexity & Confusion
Many users report that the goal-setting interface is not always intuitive. Setting up nested goals or adding key results sometimes feels clunky or convoluted, especially for users new to the system.
Navigation & Overload
The platform’s richness in features can lead to information overload. Some users find it difficult to locate certain functionalities, and the UI can feel overwhelming at first, especially in modules with many submenus.
Limited Survey Flexibility / Customization
Some users say survey builder features like branching logic, text formatting, or custom layouts are constrained — making it harder to tailor surveys to all organizational use cases.
Advanced Features Often Tied to Higher Plans
A few features are only available in more premium tiers, which may limit access for smaller teams or organizations with tight budgets.
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Filtering & Reporting Friction
Extracting deeper insights—especially when drilling into response data, cross-filtering across dimensions, or correlating different modules—can require effort and sometimes external tools.
Learning Curve for Non-Admin Users
When users don’t regularly engage with certain modules, they sometimes forget how to perform tasks (like copying a survey or managing permissions), because the workflows aren’t always intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.