What is the best approach for formulating improvement actions based on customer satisfaction survey results? Where should the focus be placed, on the satisfied or the dissatisfied replies? On the survey question responses or the comments? Often when customer satisfaction data is reviewed the inclination is to concentrate on the dissatisfied surveys and comments. Given that typically the majority of the surveys returned are satisfied, this leaves teams focusing on only a subset of the responses received. If teams are only looking at a small portion of the data, how likely are they to create improvement actions that will actually increase customer satisfaction?
Jeff and Jamie will demonstrate the value of customer satisfaction survey reporting where the regression analysis and the cause table data from both satisfied and dissatisfied surveys are streamlined into a single, easy to read table.