BenchmarkPortal Agent Satisfaction Survey

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BenchmarkPortal Agent Satisfaction Survey 1 What is your current job title/position: Agent Lead Supervisor Manager 2 How long have you worked for the company? 0-3 months 4-6 months 7-12 months 1-2 years 2-5 years 5-10 years more than 10 years 3 How long have you worked in the contact / call center? 0-3 months

4-6 months 7-12 months 1-2 years 2-5 years 5-10 years more than 10 years 4 Please indicate your gender: Female Male 5 Please indicate your age range: 18-20 21-24 25-29 30-35 36-40 41-45 46-50

51-55 Over 55 I prefer to not indicate my age range. 6 Please provide the name of your direct supervisor / manager: 50 character(s) left. 7 OVERALL: I am proud to say I work for this organization. Overall, I am satisfied with my job. Most days, I enjoy the work I do. I plan to still be working at this company in two years. I would recommend my employer to friends as a great place to work. Customer Svc. is a good dept. to work in; not just a foot in the door. The primary reason others have left is for personal reasons. 8 VISION: Neither nor The vision of this organization goes beyond self-interest.

The vision of this organization goes beyond the bottom line. The vision of this organization is focused on satisfied customers. The vision of this organization is clearly understood by all employees 9 LEADERSHIP & TRUST: (This section refers to leadership overall. There are specific questions about your direct supervisor/manager later): Neither nor Our leadership listens to employees. Our leadership's actions are consistent with their words. The vision of this organization is focused on satisfied customers. Our senior management seems to work as a team. Politics do not appear to be a problem in management relationships. Trust is one of the key values emphasized by our management. Employees trust the messages/information from senior management. Our leadership exhibits the desire to achieve world-class performance. 10 WORK SCHEDULE: The method used to determine work schedules is considered fair by most I am satisfied with my work schedule. I am satisfied with the flexibility I have in scheduling time off. My position allows me to balance needs of my family with work demands.

We have the support we need from other depts. on working holidays. 11 WORK ENVIRONMENT The workload is divided fairly in my department. Our dept. usually has enough people for the workload we handle. The working atmosphere is usually optimistic and positive. My office/workspace is conducive to performing my work. 12 BELONGINGNESS: There is a real sense of community within my team. I feel like I am part of the team. Team members make new employees feel welcome. I respect most of the co-workers I work with on a daily basis. 13 TRAINING AND PROMOTIONS: Our initial training program prepared me well for my position. My transition from initial training to regular work was smooth. I am satisfied with the opportunities for developing my skills.

Training programs are available to keep my skills current. I feel my personal growth is encouraged here. There are opportunities for promotion for those that want to get ahead There is a clear career track within the company. 14 RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY: I have adequate access to the resources I need to answer my questions. I have desktop access to customer information I need to be effective. The technology we use is driven by business need, not the IT dept. The desktop screens I use to serve the customer are easy to navigate. The system(s) we have provide the information I need to be effective. 15 EXPECTATIONS / COMPENSATION: The actual job is close to what I expected when I was hired. The expectations of the job are clearly defined. My performance is evaluated fairly. My compensation is comparable to other similar jobs in the comany. 16 QUALITY PROCESSES:

Our goal is the highest possible level of quality for our customers. When there is a conflict between quality and quantity, quality wins. Our level of customer service. is superior to our competitors. When something is wrong, we take the initiative to correct it. Fixing an issue that affects the customer directly is our top priority 17 COACHING The coaching process here is formalized; it's not haphazard. Applu I receive feedback on my performance on a regular basis. The coaching I receive helps me improve the service I provide. I look forward to my coaching sessions. There is an effective appeals process for disputes over evaluations. The performance feedback I receive is positive and constructive. Individual(s) that evaluate my performance are credible & respected. 18 CUSTOMER FOCUS (Internal)

My performance criteria matches what matters most to our customers. Leadership understands what's important to our customers. There is a strong emphasis on customer service throughout the company. Customer Service is viewed as an important part of everyones job. The performance measurements that focus on the customer are meaningful We are sincere and honest with our customers. They can trust us. 19 VOICE OF THE CUSTOMER (Direct) Effective methods on how we can improve customer service exist. We collect customer feedback directly on a regular basis. I receive feedback from the customers I serve on their satisfaction. The feedback from the customers is shared with everyone. 20 RECOGNITION Because of the recognition I receive, I want to do a better job. I feel good about the way my contribution is recognized here. My strengths are recognized and utilized. Management is good at recognizing the contributions of everyone.

21 DIRECT SUPERVISOR / MANAGER STYLE: I respect the knowledge level that my direct supervisor has of my job. My direct supervisor finds time to listen to what I have to say. My direct supervisor cares about me as an individual. My direct supervisor has my trust. I have a good working relationship with my direct supervisor. My direct supervisor and I treat each other with respect. My direct supervisor treats everyone fairly; there is no favoritism. 22 COMMUNICATION: I can talk about sensitive issues here; there are no taboos. Our culture encourges free & open discussion of existing practices. A formal process exists to advise mgmt. about how things are working. Issues that I raise are acknowledged and considered by management. Changes that affect customers are communicated to us in advance. 23 VALUE / APPRECIATION:

I feel that my opinion is valued. I've seen improvements take place as a result of feedback I've given. Our leaders exhibit effective listening skills. Mgmt. asks for feedback on major decisions that affect the agents. Upper management recognizes the importance of the contact/call center. 24 INNOVATION / INVOLVEMENT: Creativity is openly encouraged in this organization. This organization continuously searches for ways to do things better. Mgmt. promotes creative thinking & risk-taking, & tolerates failure. This organization rewards innovation with more than just lip service. I am encouraged to take initiative to address a customer's concern. When I take the initiative and it doesn't work out, I'm not punished. 25 How long does it take you to commute to work (average time one-way)? 1-10 minutes 11-15 minutes

16-30 minutes 31-45 minutes 46-60 minutes More than 1 hour I telecommute (work from home-office) 26 Are you employed full or part time? Full-time Part-time (for part-time, please enter the average number of hours per week) Comment: 500 character(s) left. 27 Are you currently represented by a labor union? Yes

No 28 What haven't we asked that you feel is important for management to consider? 500 character(s) left. 29 Is there anything else you would like to add? 500 character(s) left.