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• TITLE: Waiting in Vain: Managing Time and Customer Satisfaction at Call Centers

  AUTHORS: Danilo Garcia, Trevor Archer, Saleh Moradi, Bibinaz Ghiabi

  KEYWORDS: Call Center; Customer Satisfaction; Information Intelligence; Queue Time; Time

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.3 No.2, February 23, 2012

  ABSTRACT: The aim was to investigate customers’ satisfaction with telephone waiting time using data collected among 3013 customers who were asked for their waiting time satisfaction, information satisfaction, and service satisfaction. The actual queue time was also measured and played a significant but small role on time satisfaction. In order to keep customers satisfied with waiting time, a successful model is an infor- mative satisfactory answer and top of the line service, even when queue times are large. Nevertheless, the model was less useful to predict non satisfied customers. This specific information needs to be integrated when organizations assess customers’ time satisfaction.