The Workhuman portal is an excellent product that allows us to be recognized in front of our entire team, increasing our visibility and motivating us to pursue excellence. It is incredibly easy to use—within just a minute, you can acknowledge your peers and highlight the valuable contributions they have made.

We frequently use this portal after completing important tasks to reward our teammates and key contributors.

I find the Workhuman platform to be extremely user-friendly and intuitive. I have never encountered any issues with award redemptions. They have partnered with nearly every major brand, making it simple to purchase gift cards and redeem your awards. For me, Workhuman truly makes awarding a happy experience! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, I have no complaints. However, I do think it might feel a bit discouraging for those who aren't recognized. Still, if approached with a positive mindset, it could actually have a beneficial impact. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Workhuman is an excellent platform for recognizing your peers, as the awards are visible to all teams within the Workhuman system. You can also print out the awards, complete with the comments from the person who gave the recognition. This not only motivates the recipient but also inspires others who see these awards to work harder and strive for achievement. Moreover, it's very easy to recognize someone and it has a number of awards for different verticals for example team player, catalyst, elevate the team, etc.

Award redemption is one thing which is flawless and personally I have never faced any issues in award redemption. I really praise the ease of the flow, its very user friendly. I have always used it as an employee but seeing the UI, I think it would be very easy to integrate workhuman for company side of dashboard. People in my team use this platform often to recognize the achievements of individuals or team as a whole sometimes.

Never had a chance to go to customer support as I mentioned already that the flow is great and easy to understand! Overall, it's a really really good platform! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's difficult to find something I dislike, but since the awards are visible to everyone, this could occasionally discourage new joiners who haven't had the chance to prove themselves yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Workhuman Social Recognition is how genuinely human it feels. Recognition isn’t top-down or forced—it comes from peers and leaders in real moments, tied to real impact. That makes appreciation feel authentic, not transactional. It helps build a culture where people feel seen for their everyday contributions, not just big wins, and that creates stronger connection, motivation, and trust across teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike is that recognition can sometimes feel inconsistent—some teams or individuals participate actively, while others rarely use it, which can create uneven visibility. Also, if not guided well, recognition may lean toward frequent contributors and overlook quieter but equally impactful work. A bit more structure or nudging could help make recognition more inclusive and evenly distributed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Workhuman Social Recognition to easily appreciate and acknowledge my colleagues for their hard work and contributions. I really like how simple the platform is and how it encourages a positive and supportive work culture. It makes it easy to send quick recognition whenever someone supports a project or goes beyond expectations. The interface is clean and simple, which encourages a positive culture at work. I also enjoy the rewards and how visible recognition becomes across the organization. Additionally, it was very easy to set up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some features in Workhuman Social Recognition feel a bit slow or require extra steps, which can interrupt the flow of giving recognition. Improving the overall speed and making navigation simpler would enhance the experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like using Workhuman Social Recognition for the visibility it provides into employee contributions and recognitions. This feature is beneficial in ensuring that employees receive proper credit and rewards for their work. I also find it easy to manage recognition, which makes the whole process smoother. Additionally, the initial setup of Workhuman Social Recognition was easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Support related concerns could have been handled better. Resolving issues take longer than expected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like using Workhuman Social Recognition because it's very easy to use. It helps us recognize and appreciate employees for their yearly contributions, achievements, and day-to-day work. The platform promotes a culture of appreciation with peer-to-peer recognition, celebrating milestones, and reinforcing company values. I find the peer-to-peer appreciation feature especially valuable as it allows us to recognize our peers in real time, not just from managers, creating a nice environment within the team. The platform supports timely recognition across teams, which improves employee engagement, motivation, and overall morale. Setting it up was also very easy, making it a great tool for our company. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a great platform. Maybe you can add in few tutorials which help new users to explore. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Workhuman Social Recognition keeps me motivated, especially because there are rewards for people. I appreciate seeing what my colleagues are doing and their achievements, as it gives me a holistic view of the organization. This visibility into their recognitions and projects encourages me more in various ways. For instance, when I see people getting appreciated for work related to my area, it sparks my curiosity and pushes me to explore and do more. Additionally, when colleagues get records for their fitness and other accomplishments, it inspires me to push my boundaries as well. It was also straightforward during the initial setup. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I like Workhuman Social Recognition for its transparency and the ability to see strong achievers. I also appreciate being able to interact with posts. These features allow Autodesk employees who offer a lot of value to stand out and be recognized for their hard work. Post engagement boosts self-esteem for those who do well. I found the initial setup to be very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the posts could be more focused on who I work with. I would like the posts to be in chronological order and only for my team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Workhuman Social Recognition to recognize colleagues and other workers for their additional efforts and beyond. I like that it allows me to personally initiate recognition. It works well for tracking and seeing what I've initiated, and I appreciate having the option to keep this private if I wish. Additionally, the initial setup was easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to see in advance the years of service recognition one receives. As of now, I believe you have to wait two weeks to see it. Possibility to see it at least 4 weeks in advance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Its not used consistantly. My Team Leads and Directors dont use it. I feel recognition is "emtpy" with not a lot of substance. It feels repetative at times. There is an extrovert bias with those employees that are naturally more social, vocal or visable tend to recieve more recogonition than our quite heros who do essentail work behind the scences. There is a clique culture where you see the same employees getting recognized over and over again. It feels like people are getting recognized soley for corporate optics then genuine gratitude. Recency bias with people recognizing what happened today or yesterday vs. those who are working long term grueling projects that take months to complete. Not everyone wants to be in the spotlight and this program doesnt seem designed to address those personalities. As such I have seen this program cause anxiety in employees rather then a reward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.