USAGov Contact Center Voluntary Customer Satisfaction Survey for Telephone Customers

Generic Clearance for the Collection of Qualitative Feedback on Agency Service Delivery (GSA)

3090-0297_Instrument_Req-16_USAGov CCTC Survey

USAGov Contact Center Voluntary Customer Satisfaction Survey for Telephone Customers

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Voluntary Customer Satisfaction Survey for Customers of the USA.gov Telephone Government Information Service Who Speak to an Information Specialist

Req-16


POC: [email protected]


This information collection meets the requirements of 44 U.S.C. § 3507, as amended by section 2 of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. You do not need to answer these questions. The Office of Management and Budget control number for this collection is 3090-0297. We estimate that it will take 7 minutes to complete. Send only comments relating to our time estimate, including suggestions for reducing this burden, or any other aspects of this collection of information to: General Services Administration, Regulatory Secretariat (MVCB), IC 3090-0297, 1800 F St, NW, Washington, DC 20405.


SCREENER


Hello, I’m (INSERT INTERVIEWER NAME) calling on behalf of the USA.GOV Federal Information Line, about your recent customer service experience when you called the USA.GOV Federal Information Line


If citizen name blank: Someone recently contacted the USA.GOV Federal Information Line and spoke with an Information Specialist on (INSERT DATE), is that person available?




SQ1 Just to check, are you the person who placed the call to the USA.GOV Federal Information Line on (INSERT DATE)?

(RECORD ONE)


1 Yes (SKIP TO Q1)

2 No (CONTINUE)

DK (CONTINUE)

REF (THANK & TERM)


SQ2 May I speak with the person who called the USA.GOV Federal Information Line on (INSERT DATE)?

(RECORD ONE)


1 Yes- respondent is available (RE-INTRODUCE)

2 No- respondent not available- schedule call back (SCHEDULE CALLBACK)

3 No - respondent is unavailable and a call back CAN NOT be made (THANK & TERM)

4 No- No one called the USA.GOV Federal Information Line (THANK & TERM)

5 No – respondent makes too many calls to remember this particular call (THANK & TERM)


(USE WORDING FOR RESPONDENTS WHO TERM AT SQ1 OR SQ2: Those are all of my questions. I want to thank you very much for taking the time to speak with me. Have a great morning/afternoon/evening.)


We would like to ask you a few questions which should take about 7 minutes.



For your information, this call may be monitored or recorded for quality control purposes only.

LOYALTY/SATISFACTION


Q1 Thinking about the recent phone call you made to the Federal Information Line on (INSERT DATE), how would you rate the quality of the service you received using a 0 to 10 scale where 0 is Poor and 10 is Excellent?

(IF NEEDED: You may use any number between 0 and 10.)

(RECORD ONE)



10 Excellent

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0 Poor

DK (SKIP TO Q3)

REF (SKIP TO Q3)


Q3 How useful was the information provided from the Federal Information Line? Please use a scale from 0 to 10 where 0 is not at all useful and 10 is extremely useful.

(IF NEEDED: You may use any number between 0 and 10.)

(RECORD ONE)


10 Extremely useful

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0 Not at all useful

DK

REF





CALL HANDLING


For these next few questions, please think about the call in general.


Q7a How would you rate the total amount of time you spent on the phone, including the time spent in the IVR when you called on (INSERT DATE)? Please use a 1 to 10 scale where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent.

(IF NEEDED: You may use any number between 1 and 10.)

(RECORD ONE)



10 Excellent

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1 Poor

DK

REF


Q7b And, using that same scale, how would you rate the length of time you spent waiting to speak to an Information Specialist?

(IF NEEDED: Please use a 1 to 10 scale where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent. You may use any number between 1 and 10.)

(RECORD ONE)



10 Excellent

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1 Poor

DK

REF


Q8 Did the Information Specialist place you on hold at any time during your call?

(RECORD ONE)


1 Yes

2 No

DK

REF



Q9 Did the Information Specialist give you the information you needed directly, or did they tell you how to get the information you needed on your own?

(RECORD ONE)


1 They told me the information during the call

2 They told me how to get the information myself

3 Neither, they did not give me the information during the call nor tell me how to get it myself

4 Both, they told me the information during the call and how to get the information myself

DK

REF


INFORMATION SPECIALIST EVALUATION

Q10 Next we would like your opinion on the Information Specialist who handled your call. On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent, how would you rate that Information Specialist on …


(INTERVIEWER: Repeat scale every 3rd or 4th attribute)

(IF NEEDED: You may use any number between 1 and 10.)

(RANDOMIZE ATTRIBUTES. RECORD ONE FOR EACH.)


a Overall quality of service (ALWAYS ASK 1ST)

b Understanding your question or concern

c Having the desire to assist you with your question or concern

d Being knowledgeable about what to do

e Being courteous


10 Excellent

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1 Poor

DK

REF


CALL RESOLUTION


Q10A At this question I will be typing in your answer. Why did you provide a rating of (INSERT RATING FROM Q1) for the overall quality of service you received from the Information Specialist?

(RECORD RESPONSE. CLARIFY)

(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE FURTHER CLARIFY RESPONSES SUCH AS “INFO WAS/WAS NOT HELPFUL/USEFUL” (WHAT ABOUT THE INFO WAS/WAS NOT HELPFUL/USEFUL), “DID/DID NOT ANSWER QUESTION” (WHAT QUESTION WERE YOU ASKING?)



Q11 Was the specific issue you called about on (INSERT DATE) resolved?

(READ LIST)

            (RECORD ONE)


  1. Yes    

  2. No      

  3. Still waiting

         DK     

         REF   


Q12 Just to check, have you contacted the USA.GOV Federal Information Line about this particular issue more than once? When you respond, please think about and include all channels of contact, including phone calls, Emails, researching information on USA.GOV’s website and so on.

            (RECORD ONE)


1 Yes, contacted more than one time (ask Q13)

2 No, only contacted one time (Skip to Q16)



NEXT CALL AVOIDANCE QUESTIONS


Q13 Which of these methods of contact did you use to try to resolve this particular issue before calling the Federal Information Line? Did you try…?

(READ LIST, PAUSE AFTER EACH TO GET ANSWER)

            (RECORD ALL THAT APPLY)

(RANDOMIZE ITEMS 1 - 4)


1 Calling the Federal Information Line

2 Emailing USA.GOV

3 Chatting online with USA.GOV

4 Visiting the website USA.GOV

5 Other (specify) (DO NOT READ)

         DK     

         REF   



Q14 Did you contact some other government agency before contacting USA.GOV?

            (RECORD ONE)


  1. Yes     (ASK Q15)

  2. No       (SKIP TO Q16)

         DK      (SKIP TO Q16)

         REF    (SKIP TO Q16)


(PROGRAMMER: START RECORDING)

Q15 Who did you contact before you called on (INSERT DATE)?

(RECORD RESPONSE. CLARIFY)


DK

REF

(PROGRAMMER: RECORDING ENDS)


We have just a few last questions.



Q17 How easy was it for you to get your question answered or the information you needed from the Federal Information Line? Please use a scale from 1 to 10 where a 1 means “Very Difficult” and a 10 means “Very Easy”.

(IF NEEDED: You may use any number between 1 and 10.)

(RECORD ONE)


            10 Very Easy

9

8

7

6

5         

            4         

            3         

            2         

            1          Very Difficult

DK

REF


Q20 How did you hear about USA.GOV’s telephone service? Was it from…?

(READ LIST. SELECT AS MANY AS APPLY)

(PROGRAMMER RANDOMIZE PUNCHES 1 – 4)

1 USA.gov

2 The Internet

3 Referred by a government agency

4 The paper phone book

5 Other (SPECIFY)

DK

REF


CALL REASON


Q21 If I may ask, what was the main reason for your call on (INSERT DATE)?

(DO NOT READ LIST. RECORD FIRST MENTION.)


1 Business Issues (Loan guarantees, operating/setting up a business, import/export, business with the federal government, authentication of documents for business purposes)

2 Consumer problems and complaints (Complaints/inquiries about businesses including banks and auto dealers, investing (including Savings Bonds, insurance companies)

3 Contacting elected officials (A variety of issues, primarily “why” questions related to (1) reasons for public policy, (2) foreign relations, (3) proposed legislation, (4) copies of laws, etc. [In general, “how do I” or “where do I” questions are in the other categories])

4 Foreign travel by Americans (Leaving the US, admission to other countries (visas), reentry to the US, US passports)

5 Health care (Primarily insurance matters, prescription drugs, nutrition, food safety, disease diagnosis and prevention, health research, Affordable Care Act)

6 Housing (Loan guarantees, home repairs, mortgage issues, discrimination, landlord/tenant relations, flood insurance)

7 Immigration and naturalization (Legally visiting, studying in, or moving to the USA (e.g., getting a USA visa), becoming a US citizen [reporting illegal activity goes to “Law enforcement, justice system”])

8 Jobs and workplace issues (Applying for work (not federal), benefits, proper wages, discrimination, safety, applying for federal jobs, pay scale, government travel (per diem), benefits, military recruiters)

9 Law enforcement, justice system (Reporting suspected criminal or unsafe activities (e.g., illegal aliens, organized crime, most-wanted felons), inquiries about any aspect of the criminal and civil justice system, federal courts, bankruptcy, incarceration, correctional facilities)

10 Parks, environment, energy (Camping, birding, wildlife, hunting/fishing, hiking, boating, pollution, energy conservation, farming, gardening)

11 Retirement matters (Applications, payments, benefits, social security)

15 Scams and Frauds

12 Social services (like food stamps and other benefits)

13 Taxes (Payments, forms, computation)

14 Other (please specify)

DK

REF


Q21b What specifically were you calling about in regards to (INSERT Q21 CALL REASON)?

(DO NOT READ LIST. RECORD FIRST MENTION.)


1 Business Issues - Loan guarantees

2 Business Issues - operating/setting up a business

3 Business Issues - import/export

4 Business Issues - business with the federal government

5 Business Issues - authentication of documents for business purposes

6 Consumer problems and complaints - Complaints/inquiries about businesses including banks and auto dealers

7 Consumer problems and complaints - investing (including Savings Bonds)

8 Consumer problems and complaints - insurance companies

9 Contacting elected officials - reasons for public policy

10 Contacting elected officials - foreign relations

11 Contacting elected officials - proposed legislation

12 Contacting elected officials - copies of laws, etc.

13 Foreign travel by Americans - Leaving the US

14 Foreign travel by Americans - admission to other countries (visas)

15 Foreign travel by Americans - reentry to the US

16 Foreign travel by Americans - US passports

17 Health care - Primarily insurance matters

18 Health care - prescription drugs

19 Health care – nutrition

20 Health care - food safety

21 Health care - disease diagnosis and prevention

22 Health care - health research

23 Health care - Affordable Care Act

24 Housing - Loan guarantees

25 Housing - home repairs

26 Housing - mortgage issues

27 Housing – discrimination

28 Housing - landlord/tenant relations

29 Housing - flood insurance

30 Immigration and naturalization - Legally visiting

31 Immigration and naturalization - studying in or moving to the USA (e.g., getting a USA visa)

32 Immigration and naturalization - becoming a US citizen

33 Jobs and workplace issues - Applying for work (not federal)

34 Jobs and workplace issues – benefits

35 Jobs and workplace issues - proper wages

36 Jobs and workplace issues – discrimination

37 Jobs and workplace issues – safety

38 Jobs and workplace issues - applying for federal jobs

39 Jobs and workplace issues - pay scale

40 Jobs and workplace issues - government travel (per diem)

41 Jobs and workplace issues – benefits

42 Jobs and workplace issues - military recruiters

43 Law enforcement, justice system - Reporting suspected criminal or unsafe activities (e.g., illegal aliens, organized crime, most-wanted felons)

44 Law enforcement, justice system - inquiries about any aspect of the criminal and civil justice system

45 Law enforcement, justice system - federal courts

46 Law enforcement, justice system – bankruptcy

47 Law enforcement, justice system – incarceration

48 Law enforcement, justice system - correctional facilities

49 Parks, environment, energy – Camping

50 Parks, environment, energy – birding

51 Parks, environment, energy – wildlife

52 Parks, environment, energy – hunting/fishing

53 Parks, environment, energy – hiking

54 Parks, environment, energy – boating

55 Parks, environment, energy – pollution

56 Parks, environment, energy – energy conservation

57 Parks, environment, energy – farming

58 Parks, environment, energy – gardening

59 Retirement matters – Applications

60 Retirement matters – payments

61 Retirement matters – benefits

62 Retirement matters - social security

63 Taxes – Payments

64 Taxes – forms

65 Taxes – computation

66 Other (please specify)

DK

REF



CLOSING

On behalf of the Federal Information Line, thank you for sharing your opinions today. Your feedback will be used to improve future experiences. Have a great day/evening!


END OF SURVEY


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