Help Desk Customer Satisfaction Survey
I've been charged with coming up with questions for a customer service satisfaction survey that will be directed at our students.
Has anyone done one recently? Are you willing to share your questions? Is there an archive regarding this subject somewhere that has alluded me?
Any/all help/suggestions is always appreciated.
Thanks,
Kim
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Kimberly M. Wiseman, ACSP
Computer Services Cooordinator
Law School Library
28 Westhampton Way
University of Richmond, VA 23173
kwiseman@richmond.edu
(804) 287-6687
USAC Member, 2008-2010
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Help Desk Customer Satisfaction Survey
We use a very short and anonymous survey:
1. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very
unsatisfied, how satisfied were you with the time it took for us to fix
your problem?
2. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very
unsatisfied, how satisfied were you with our service?
3. Please leave any additional constructive comments below. If the space
provided is not sufficient, please feel free to contact Ben Chapman,
Assistant Dean for Information Technology, at 404-727-6948 or via email at
ben.chapman@emory.edu.
A link to the survey is provided in the footer of our "ticket resolved"
message in HelpSpot, which is the help desk software that we use. In the
few years that we've had it up, we've received 70+ responses. As you might
expect, respondents are either very pleased or very displeased -- sort of
the Yelp effect, applied to IT.
Best wishes,
Ben
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Ben Chapman, J.D.
ben.chapman@emory.edu
Asst Dean for IT, Emory University School of Law
T: 404-727-6948 F: 404-727-2202
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From: "Wiseman, Kim" <kwiseman@richmond.edu>
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Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2012 10:19:50 -0500
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Subject: [teknoids] Help Desk Customer Satisfaction Survey
>I¹ve been charged with coming up with questions for a customer service
>satisfaction survey that will be directed at our students.
>
>Has anyone done one recently? Are you willing to share your questions?
>Is there an archive regarding this subject somewhere that has alluded me?
>
>Any/all help/suggestions is always appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>Kim
>
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>Kimberly M. Wiseman, ACSP
>Computer Services Cooordinator
>Law School Library
>28 Westhampton Way
>University of Richmond, VA 23173
>kwiseman@richmond.edu
>(804) 287-6687
>USAC Member, 2008-2010
>
>
>
>
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>
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