To gather valuable insights into the health of an engineering organization, it is crucial to conduct Developer Satisfaction/Happiness Surveys. These surveys can reveal what developers love or hate about their jobs, how easy it is for them to do their work, and their biggest hurdles. However, beware not to misuse these surveys by bombarding developers with feedback every time you can't make a decision or just for the survey's sake. Effective surveys should be designed to gather broad insights and provide actionable recommendations, rather than overwhelming developers with too many questions or options. To do this, consider using a Slack channel like #devrant for real-time feedback, asking focused questions that are precise and concise, providing context about what you're looking for, offering anonymity, and using the feedback to show results over time. By striking the right balance, you can increase engagement, gather better data, and create a happier team.