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Loyalty versus Satisfaction - What's the Difference?
Satisfaction will not tell you if your customers will defect or your association members will drop their memberships. Loyalty measurement captures the voice of the customer; their expectations and your performance against those expectations, as well as what you need to do to improve. Unlike satisfaction, loyalty encompasses the total customer experience; giving you a foundation for better decision making and action planning. |
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Employee Loyalty Measurement
All businesses today generally understand the need to maintain loyalty among their customers. Many have measurement programs in place
to gain feedback from customers to assess levels of loyalty.
Unlike customer loyalty, however, employee loyalty is often not viewed as a significant part of the success of your business. Companies
understand the direct impact that loyalty among their customers has on revenues and sales.
Well...., employee loyalty is just as
critical to long-term success as customer loyalty.
What is Employee Loyalty?
Employee loyalty can be defined as employees being committed to the success of the organization and believing that working for this organization is their best option, Not only do they plan to remain with the organization, but they do not actively search for alternative employment and are not responsive to offers. Learn more.
The Loyalty Research Center can help you identify employee loyalty segments, pinpoint problems among your employees, and develop a plan to manage and improve employee loyalty.
Without employee loyalty, any improvement actions, no matter how in tune with customers' needs and feedback, are unlikely to work or be as effective if employees are not on board, committed and loyal. Employees can sabotage even the best plans.
Employee loyalty drives customer loyalty which drives business success:

Loyalty versus Satisfaction - What's the Difference?


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