Customer service in Jamaica
This survey asks how people judge customer service in Jamaica. It covers which industries helped or frustrated them over the past year, and what makes them stay with a company or leave. It also asks whether their last service problem was resolved.
- Responses
- 531 published
- Questions
- 12
- Time
- About 5 minutes
- Fielded
- Since June 2026
- Coverage
- Jamaica
- Mode
- myVoice online panel
- Unlock
- 300 pts a question
12 questions in 4 themes
The full questionnaire, grouped by theme. Answers stay anonymous, and respondents may skip any question.
Overall view and industriesQ1–Q3 · 3 questions
- When you think about customer service in Jamaica today, which statement best reflects your view?
- Which industry has had the greatest positive impact on your customer experience in the past 12 months?
- Which industry has caused you the most frustration in the past 12 months?
Staying, leaving and recommendingQ4–Q6 · 3 questions
- What is the single biggest reason you stop doing business with a company?
- Which customer service factor is most likely to turn you into a loyal customer?
- How likely are you to recommend a company after receiving excellent customer service?
Companies and the last issueQ7–Q10 · 4 questions
- Which company in Jamaica currently sets the standard for customer service in your opinion?
- Which company or organisation most urgently needs to improve its customer service?
- Thinking about your most recent customer service issue, was the problem resolved to your satisfaction?
- If business leaders in Jamaica could improve one aspect of customer service immediately, what should it be?
About the respondentQ11–Q12 · 2 questions
- Which parish are you from?
- What is your age group?
Questions this data can answer
Answers can be cut by the demographic questions the survey asks, such as parish, age group and gender.
Online survey of myVoice members across Jamaica, open since June 2026. Members choose to take part and are rewarded in points, so this is not a probability sample. Published counts leave out flagged and duplicate accounts (531 of 616 responses are published). Results are anonymised.
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