Companies routinely use benchmarking to collect comments from its employees on ways to do things better.

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Benchmarking typically involves comparing a company's processes, products, or services against those of leading competitors or industry standards, rather than collecting comments from its own employees. Employee feedback is more commonly gathered through internal surveys or suggestion programs rather than through benchmarking.

Companies Routinely Use Benchmarking to Collect Comments from Its Employees