The Satisfied Customer
One of NET's main activities is the development of a primary resource for
business managers to measure and assess customer satisfaction. Our first
effort in this field targets restaurants as a focus of study. The
downloadable document below, "The Satisfied Customer," currently provides a
process for evaluating customer satisfaction by restaurant owners. It also
provides insights for customers for a better way to assess their dining
experiences.
If you received one of our business cards with a rating on it, this is how to
interpret the ratings:
- There are three numbers, for example: 3/4/5
- Add them up. In this example, 3+4+5 = 12
- In general, the overall rating can be interpreted from this scale:
- 3-4 Bad overall experience
- 5-7 Fair overall
experience
- 8-11 Average overall experience
- 12-13 Good overall experience
- 14-15 Great overall experience
- Each of the 3 numbers range in value from 1-5.
- The first number relates to how Safe the patron felt
at/in your facility. Safety comprises a number of sub-factors
including neighborhood public safety, sanitization and sanitary
practices observable to the patron, and apparent purity of the food and
beverages.
- The second number relates to the level of Service the
patron felt and observed. This starts from the host/hostess at the
entry and extends to, of course, the wait staff, bus staff, food
handlers, etc.
- The third number reflects a perception of overall
Value received by the patron for each dollar spent. A low number
(1-2) means the patron felt the value of the food and services received
did not justify the cost of the meal. A high number (4-5) means
the patron felt the value of food and service exceeded expectations for
the amount spent. A '3' means that the patron is satisfied that
what s/he received was worth what they paid.
- If there is an alpha-numeric value following the word "Code," enter that
value in the web site URL after a slant bar and you will be taken to a page that details the patron's actual
experience with your establishment. For example, if your code is ABCD,
then make the URL read
www.netinc-usa.com/TSC/ABDC and you will be taken to that page.
This document is in the early stages of writing and development. Return
periodically for more current and complete versions.