Title
Overall Customer Satisfaction with Banking Services (Mobile, Online, ATM, and Bank Teller): Comparison between the U.S. and China
Abstract
As banking firms attempt to attract and retain customers, a default is to add technological services (most recent mobile banking), even though previous studies have found that bank tellers are most impactful to overall customer satisfaction. This research studies mobile banking services impact on overall customer satisfaction, and discovers that bank tellers still have a more significant overall impact on customer satisfaction, even for those who say they prefer self-service. However, the impact of independent and interdependent cultural differences altered these findings. Chinese consumers placed greater importance on mobile banking than American consumers.
Department(s)
Marketing
Document Type
Article
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/15332969.2021.1987615
Keywords
ATM, attribution theory, bank teller, human service encounters, independent/interdependent cultures, Mobile banking, motivational orientation, online banking, self-construal, technical service encounters
Publication Date
1-1-2021
Recommended Citation
Simmers, Christina S., Rebecca Rast, Allen D. Schaefer, and Diana L. Haytko. "Overall Customer Satisfaction with Banking Services (Mobile, Online, ATM, and Bank Teller): Comparison between the US and China." Services Marketing Quarterly (2021).
Journal Title
Services Marketing Quarterly
