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Client Satisfaction at Company S: Foundation of Organization Development Interventions

Author(s) Samantha Mei P. Torrejos, Dr. Ena Alpuerto Bernal
Country Philippines
Abstract This study examined client satisfaction in Company S to identify key service quality gaps and propose organization development (OD) interventions that enhance client experience and sustain institutional competitiveness. Client satisfaction was assessed across five SERVQUAL dimensions—tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy—recognized as critical indicators of organizational performance. Using a descriptive quantitative research design, a standardized SERVQUAL-based survey was administered to a purposive sample of Company S clients. Descriptive statistics summarized satisfaction levels and identified specific challenges and areas for improvement. Findings revealed generally high satisfaction, with assurance (71%) and empathy (67%) receiving the highest ratings, reflecting strong confidence in staff expertise, professionalism, and personalized service. Reliability (65%) was rated favorably, while responsiveness (62%) and tangibles (60%) were relatively lower, indicating opportunities for improvement in facility modernization, branding clarity, and timely communication. Specific client concerns included outdated equipment, insufficient amenities, delays in project completion, slow feedback response, limited access to specialized staff, and rushed or impersonal interactions. Assessment of current service quality initiatives showed that assurance and empathy programs effectively foster trust and loyalty, while tangibles and responsiveness require targeted improvements to address delivery and communication gaps. In response, six OD interventions were proposed: (1) phased facility modernization and equipment upgrades, (2) workflow optimization with real-time monitoring, (3) rapid response and communication enhancement programs, (4) specialized staff deployment with advanced training, (5) empathy development and client profiling, and (6) establishment of a Service Quality and Client Experience Monitoring Committee. The study concludes that while Company S demonstrates strong client-centered performance, particularly in assurance and empathy, sustaining competitive advantage demands deliberate, adaptive, and evidence-based service improvements. Future research should expand to a broader client base and employ qualitative methods for deeper insights into client experiences.
Keywords Client satisfaction; SERVQUAL model; service quality; organization development interventions; energy consultancy; assurance; empathy; responsiveness; tangibles; reliability
Field Business Administration
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-17
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.63606
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