Workplace experience refers to the impact that the physical, organizational, and cultural aspects of a company have on an employee's overall job satisfaction and engagement. This includes factors such as the design and layout of the office, the availability of resources and support, the level of autonomy and decision-making power given to employees, and the company's values and mission. A positive employee experience in the workplace can lead to increased productivity, motivation, and engagement, as well as lower turnover rates.

There are several ways to evaluate employee experience:

1. Employee Surveys: Surveys can be used to gather feedback on various aspects of the workplace, such as job satisfaction, communication, and engagement.
2. Focus Groups: Focus groups allow employees to discuss their experiences in a group setting, which can provide a deeper understanding of the employee experience.
3. Employee Interviews: One-on-one interviews with employees can provide detailed and specific feedback on their experiences.
4. Performance Metrics: Measuring employee performance, such as productivity and attendance, can provide insight into their engagement and satisfaction with the workplace.
5. Employee Turnover Rate: High turnover rates may indicate that employees are not satisfied with their workplace and are leaving for other opportunities.
6. Net Promoter Score (NPS): NPS is a measure of customer loyalty, it could be also use to measure employee loyalty.