MA. Thesis
The Proposal to Raise the Customer Satisfaction in Civil Affairs Administration Service
Sun-Uk Yeom
Major in General Administration, Department of Administration
Graduate School of Administration, Yeungnam University
(Supervised by Profe...
MA. Thesis
The Proposal to Raise the Customer Satisfaction in Civil Affairs Administration Service
Sun-Uk Yeom
Major in General Administration, Department of Administration
Graduate School of Administration, Yeungnam University
(Supervised by Professor Hwan-Beom Lee)
(Abstract)
Greeting the 4th elected government, it is complicated, rapidly changing and uncertain era today and the age of conflict with no more major opinion. In this digital era that more emphasis is put on the speed rather than the quality of thought, the local administrative offices in most frequent contact with residents are regarded as more important. With this rapidly changing demand of the era, social and economical change of structure and the advent of pluralized society, the demand by residents of qualitative improvement of civil affairs administration service are presented much more variously than before.
So far the government has made efforts developing lots of policies including legal revision, improvement of system, education and publicity concerning civil affairs administration service. Nevertheless, as national consciousness has improved, administrative environment has abruptly changed and internet has spreaded, the administration service is not yet enough to meet the desire of users.
The purpose of this study was to examine the factors that have an effect on the customer satisfaction in civil affairs administration and based on it, to present the proposal to improve the customer satisfaction in civil affairs administration.
This study carried out frequency analysis to analyze the collected data and crosstabulation analysis to analyze the difference according to demographical characteristics.
Followings are the proposals to raise the degree of customer satisfaction in civil affairs administration.
First, approach and convenience should put the utmost stress on facilities and environment like the introduction of parking fair, the expansive operation of commuting bus and the securement of various convenient facilities.
Second, confidence should consider first the preceding implement of administrative procedure law, the protection of individual information and the designation of the measure in absence of responsible staff.
Third, guarantee should treat importantly the senior staff disposition who has lots of administrative experience and regular education and training.
Fourth, countermeasure should need the designation of civil affairs administration service charter and the active publicity of the procedure, process and content of service.
Lastly, alignment should subdivide the individual interest in and position of consumer and provide the insufficient with enough information in the reflux.