None of those scores is especially unusual. Cable TV companies traditionally score rather lower than the national average for all industries. Fixed network telcos also tend to face obstacles in the rankings. But mobile service providers score no better than fixed network service providers.
Service industries typically score worse than manufacturing because of limited competition and the difficulty of interacting with customers. Most common complaints include billing issues and customer representatives not being knowledgeable or helpful enough.
It’s probably worth noting, though, that although consumer satisfaction tends to be below average for all the recurring service providers, none of that stops people from purchasing the services at a very high level.
It also wouldn’t appear especially easy for any single provider to consistently provide customer service satisfaction that is markedly different from the other contestants in a single industry, with perhaps one important distinction. Since scores are measurably higher for “other providers,” it might be argued that smaller providers seem to have an advantage over larger providers.
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Edited by Braden Becker
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