National Recreation Reservation Service Final
Call Center Questionnaire
National Recreation Reservation Service
The National Recreation Reservation Service or NRRS would like to hear your feedback about the Customer Support it provides you. This survey will only take a few moments of your time and is authorized under Office of Management and Budget Control Number 1505-0191.
Q1. Apart from making an on-line reservation or speaking to a reservation agent, our records indicate you contacted NRRS customer service either by calling 1-888-448-1474 or through our help page on recreation.gov. What was your reason for contacting customer service?
To request a refund
To change a reservation
To or ask a question
To ask about a billing or bank card issue
To document a complaint
About another issue
Did not contact NRRS Customer Service after making reservation
Please answer the following questions that ask about your experience with NRRS customer service.
IVR: Using the numbers on your telephone keypad for a scale from “1” to “9”, where “1” means “poor” and “9” means “excellent” please rate the Customer Service department on the following. Press * to repeat this question.
E-mail: Please rate the following items on a scale from “1” to “9”, where “1” means “poor” and “9” means “excellent”
Q2. Convenience of customer service hours
Q3. Ease of reaching customer service staff
Q4. Courtesy and professionalism of customer service staff
Q5. Communicating in a clear and understandable manner
Q6. Knowledge of customer service staff
Q7. Resolving your issue in an effective and timely manner
Q8. Consistency of information provided
Q9. Communicating status of your request
Q10. Using a scale where “1” means “Very dissatisfied” and “9” means “Very satisfied,” please rate your overall satisfaction with NRRS Customer Service. IVR: Press * to repeat this question.
Q11. Using a scale where “1” means “Falls short of expectations” and “9” means “Exceeds expectations,” please rate NRRS Customer Service. IVR: Press * to repeat this question.
Q12. Now imagine an ideal Customer Service Center. How well did your experience compare with that ideal? “1” means “Not very close to the ideal,” and “9”, means “Very close to the ideal.” IVR: Press * to repeat this question.
Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey. NRRS values your feedback and will use it to improve its service to its customers.
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Author | Computer12 |
Last Modified By | bjinnoha |
File Modified | 2008-03-26 |
File Created | 2008-03-26 |