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The Impact of Customer Feedback on Organizational Health when Employee Empowerment works as a moderator: Evidence from Pakistani Fast Food Industry

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  • Hafiz Muhammad Naveed
  • Yao Hongxing
  • Muhammad Akhtar
  • Muhammad Usman Anwer
  • David Alemzero

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Organizational health is a modern and wide-ranging phenomenon that essential to endure long term achievements of an organization. The main objective of the current research study, to examine the effects of customer feedback on organizational health when employee empowerment works as a moderator. For this significant purpose, data was collected by respondents via using five Point Likert-scale techniques. The current research study has taken 750 total sample size from population to do expose hide phenomenon. We have used Factor Wise Reliability approach to test questions reliability; Descriptive Statistics verified whether data normalized or not; Pearson correlation to check the variables association-ship; Multiple linear regression technique to quantify per-point and overall fraction between dependent and independent variables; and finally linear regression moderation equation also conclude in methodological part for examines the moderation effect. The result indicates that Customer Feedback and organizational health both have been positively associated with each other. Besides, employees empowerment makes more strengthen the relationship of customer feedback and organizational health. In the light of outcome of current study, the manager should be aware about employees empowerment and customer feedback that are an order to sustain old customers and attract new customers for the Fast Food Industry. This research study has released new and different path for empirical investigation among organizational health, customer feedback and employees empowerment.

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  • Hafiz Muhammad Naveed & Yao Hongxing & Muhammad Akhtar & Muhammad Usman Anwer & David Alemzero, 2020. "The Impact of Customer Feedback on Organizational Health when Employee Empowerment works as a moderator: Evidence from Pakistani Fast Food Industry," Business and Economic Research, Macrothink Institute, vol. 10(3), pages 65-89, September.
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    Keywords

    Organizational health; Customer feedback; Employee empowerment; Fast food industry;
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    JEL classification:

    • R00 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - General - - - General
    • Z0 - Other Special Topics - - General

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