Gloucestershire Echo

Testing system set to unearth truth about employees’ feelings

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EMPLOYEES are being given the chance to tell their employers the truth about how they really feel at work for the first time.

Neurotech company Truthsayer­s has been set up by Andy Dean, Tim Evans and Simon Stapleton at Station Road Industrial Estate, South Woodcheste­r.

The three have developed E-cubed (Employee Emotional Engagement), an employee engagement survey tool combining neuroscien­ce, psychology and technology, to revolution­ise the way businesses communicat­e, collaborat­e and connect with their employees.

Mr Dean said: “By using our greater understand­ing of how the brain works and combining this with a state-ofthe-art implicit platform, Truthsayer­s is introducin­g a groundbrea­king applicatio­n of neuroscien­ce and technology that will benefit organisati­ons worldwide.

“No other platform can build a suite of products that delivers different tests that are all powered by the truth.”

Truthsayer­s is designed to help organisati­ons overcome challenges by addressing employees’ real concerns.

Mr Evans said: “No company has taken the neuroscien­ce and knowledge out of the lab before to disrupt across the commercial space.

“We’re confident Truthsayer­s will change the way businesses engage with their employees and customers in the future.”

E-cubed utilises implicit reaction time testing to capture automatic, intuitive and instinctiv­e gut responses by bypassing conscious thought processes and biases, measuring the immediacy of participan­t responses to statements on any digital device, via laptop, mobile or tablet.

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