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Customer satisfaction improves in Singapore: study
Customer satisfaction improves in Singapore: study
More customers gave recommendations than those who complained.
Singapore firms’ Budget 2024 wishlist
Businesses are hoping the government will tackle AI adoption and upskilling.
How are Singaporeans feeling ahead of Budget 2024 announcements?
7 out of 10 are satisfied with how things are going in Singapore at the moment.
On hold? About 5 in 10 Singaporeans complain about unresolved customer service issues
Organisations risk more than 5% of their sales with poor customer service.
Only 2 in 10 are fully satisfied with customer service’s waiting time: report
Qualtrics research showed that 57% of consumers said their issues were fully resolved.
Consumers demand brands to have more services on mobile apps: study
Four in 10 (40%) of consumers want to meet a real person.
Employees are 4.1 times more likely to stay if their expectations are met: Qualtrics
However, there is a gap between the experience of senior leaders and their teams.
Rising cost of living is pushing more than half of Singaporeans to look for a 2nd job
Some are also seeking opportunities to work overtime or extra shifts.
Over 5 in 10 employees will likely leave employers over mismatched values
Singaporeans want their employers to speak up on social, environmental, and political issues.
Two-thirds of employees prefer flexibility over a 4-day work week
Employees fear that a shortened work week would lead to longer working hours.
Bad working conditions? Only 5 in 10 will stay with their employers in 2022
SG’s employee retention rate was the lowest in APAC at 53%.
Sub-par customer experience drive 2 out of 3 Singaporeans to change brands
Other reasons to shift brands include customer service, product quality and price increases.
SG to host Asia-first XM innovation hub
SAP, Qualtrics, and the EDB commit $14m for experience management (XM) innovations.
Talent war: Can companies dodge the great resignation?
Qualtrics reported that 58% of Singaporeans plan to switch jobs in 2022.
Not so happy to serve? 9 in 10 consumers dissatisfied with customer service experience
Customer dissatisfaction may cost businesses $14.98b annually, Qualtrics warned.
58% of Singaporeans plan to switch jobs in 2022: study
Employees cite improved work-life balance as the top reason for wanting to switch jobs.
1 in 4 employees feels less connected working remotely
The majority of Singaporean workers prefer hybrid work models and flexible working hours.
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