News & Update September #2 JakPat Testimonial Responden by jakmin September 23, 2016 written by jakmin Selamat siang menjelang sore JAKPATers ^^ JAKPAT mau ucapin terimakasih dulu nih buat para responden yang udah bersedia memberikan testimoninyaa 😉 Buat yg belum berkesempatan tukar poin tetap semangat ya ngerjain survey. Nah ini dia testimoni dari JAKPATers yang berhasil tukar poinnya : September 23, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
MarketingMobile Customer Complain Behaviour on Social Media – Survey Report by jakmin September 23, 2016 written by jakmin As a consumer you may ever have a bad experience in consuming or using the product. Well, actually you have the right to complain to the brand/product company, precisely to the customer care center of the company. However, when it comes to complain, social media seems to be an effective option to share complaint to the company. The brand presence in social media enable us to directly talk to the company, explaining our complaint, and hope for the best to get a solution from them. This way of complaining even seems to be more effective than writing readers’ letter in mass media, or calling customer care service which sometimes require us to follow the complicated procedure. We send a survey to our 1.107 respondents in nationwide to understand their complain behavior on social media. The demographic compositions of our respondents in this survey are 51% male and 49% female. Moreover, the detail information about our panel of respondents who have participated in this survey is shown in the infographic below. One notable highlight of the finding data in this survey is the characteristic of our respondents in this survey which most of them are considered as the tolerant consumer. Only less than half of them are complaining on social media when they have a bad experience in using product. Moreover, their willingness to receive any response or feedback from company is relatively tolerant as well, since most of them are willing to wait up to more than one hour to be responded. We further examined the respondents who ever complained on social media. From all respondents who ever complained on social media, 67% of them mostly mention the brand/product’s social media account, while 33% of them never mention the accounts. Regarding the field of industry they had been complaining, two industries becomes two most complained corporations by respondents in almost all age segments. To be detailed, telecommunication and e-commerce is the field of industries that receive most complaints from their consumer on social media. We also map the used social media to communicate respondents’ complain. Facebook and Twitter still becomes the two mostly used social media platform to complain. Moreover, respondents’ preference on choosing the particular medium is mostly affected by the brand presence on the chosen social media. One thing to be considered in facing a complaint is the responsiveness to handle it. Most respondents in this survey are the patient consumer since 75% of them are willing to wait until more than one hour to receive feedback or response from the brand/product’s social media account. Regarding the expected response from the brand/product they have complained, most respondents in this survey are expecting to receive apology statement along with the effort to overcome the problem. Only 23% of them are expecting to receive financial compensation such as free gift, voucher, and so on. We then ask them about their reaction if the brand/product they once complained gives satisfying response. Most respondents said that they will post a good thing about the brand/product and recommend it to others. In other hand, if they receive dissatisfied response then most of them will not purchase any product from that brand anymore. At last, we also ask the 571 respondents in this survey who never complain to any brand/product on social media about their experience of complaining when they face dissatisfying experience in using or consuming the product. Apparently, most of them are directly complaining to the brand/product using phone call or text message other than social media. In fact, there are also 22% of our respondents who do nothing when they have any complaints about the brand/product dissatisfying service. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 23, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
FinancialReports What do Indonesian’s Youth Say about Terrorism? – Survey Report on Terrorism Awareness by jakmin September 19, 2016 written by jakmin Ever since the big bomb in Bali back in 2002, terrorism act has been quite a topic in Indonesia. Even more, the terrorism act seems to never stop, not only in this country but all over the world. Youth, as the generation who holds a significant role in the country, particularly in Indonesia, shouldn’t be ignorant about this matter. Therefore, regarding to this matter, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see how Indonesian’s youth see and think of terrorism. This survey involved 1603 youngster respondents from across Indonesia. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 15 to 35 year-old, in which still considered as ‘youth’. Though the United Nation has defined youth as the age cohort of 15 to 24[1], we intentionally span the range of age since youth is the stage of constructing the self-concept. Hence, the self-concept of youth is influenced by several variables such as peers, lifestyle, gender, and culture.[2] For it is the time of a person’s life in which they make choices which will affect their future, therefore for this survey, we define youth as the age cohort of 15 to 35. This survey report is divided into four chapters. First chapter is all about terrorism in a nut shell. First of all, when asked about the first thing that crosses their mind while listening to the word ‘terrorism’, the most common answer by Indonesian’s youth is “bomb” (51.97%). This finding is in accordance with the next topic about things that are defined as terrorism act. Apparently, bombing is chosen by almost all of our respondents (94.01%), while there are also genocide (60.82%), gun firing (60.39%), and assaulting people (58.39%) which chosen by many of our respondents. Henceforth, there are four things that are related to terrorism according to Indonesian’s youth: ideology (56.83%), warfare (53.84%), religion (50.90%), and politic (50.03%). These findings of the first chapter indicate that in Indonesia, apparently terrorism is seen as identical with bombing. Perhaps it’s because the history of the Bali bombing and also the next terrorism acts that has taken place in this country are in a form of bombing. Second chapter of this survey report is about terrorism and the media. As we all know, media in Indonesia plays a significant role, not only in spreading the news regarding to terrorism, but also in shaping the public opinion regarding to this matter. We find that most of our respondents (82.10%) stay tune and keep watching when they watch the news about terrorism on television. Meanwhile most of them (75.84%) choose to read more when they read the news about terrorism online. Some of them (21.58%) also admit that they’ve ever left comment on online news or articles about terrorism. Regarding to following some update news, some of our respondents admit that they stay update to worldwide terrorism issue (45.10%), while more than half of them stay update to terrorism issue in Indonesia (58.39%). Next, regarding to their social media activity, apparently only a few of Indonesian’s youth who admit that they’ve ever shared news or article about terrorism on their social media account (24.20%) and have ever posted status about terrorism on their social media account (16.41%). These findings in this chapter indicate that Indonesian’s youth actually concerns about terrorism issue. However, only a few of them who are brave or care enough to share their thoughts and opinion regarding to terrorism issue, particularly via online channel. Third chapter of this survey report is about terrorism and the national stability. Almost all of our respondents (95.82%) think that terrorism is dangerous for Indonesia’s national stability. Henceforth, we gather some things that could also harm the national stability and ask them to compare between those things and terrorism; which one they think is more dangerous for the national stability. This thing is important in order to see and understand youth’s point of view towards things that could harm the national stability of their country. Things that they think are more dangerous than terrorism are: corruption (71.68%), poverty (61.82%), military coup d’état (60.70%), authoritarian governance (60.26%), and ignorance (76.36%). On the other hand, separatist is the only thing that they think is less dangerous than terrorism (38.05%). This finding indicates that apparently Indonesian’s youth is aware of some things that could spark some conflicts (including terrorism), such as corruption, poverty and authoritarian governance. And most of all, ignorance is the most dangerous thing since it is the source of all acts that could harm not only people around them but also the whole country and the future of our country. Fourth or the last chapter of this survey is about some trivia regarding to terrorism. Apparently, only less than half of our respondents (47.72%) who admit that they discuss about terrorism issue with their friends or family or other people. However, most of them (88.46%) do have awareness that there is a bigger conspiracy behind a terrorism act in Indonesia. Lastly, when asked whether they are afraid or not of terrorism, the answers are almost equally divided between afraid (51.22%) and not afraid (48.78%). This is important to make an understanding towards youth that they should not be afraid of terrorism. Therefore we also gather some opinions from those who answer that they’re not afraid, regarding to why they’re not afraid of terrorism. Some say that terrorism is a stupidity and that it is an act of cowardice. Some also say that terrorism should be eradicated instead of being feared, and that spreading fears is the purpose of terrorism, so we must not feed their ego by feeling afraid, since it’s just propaganda and a form of psycho-war. And indeed, terrorism becomes a terror when we feel afraid. To stop terrorism is to stop being afraid of it. [1] Source: http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/documents/youth/fact-sheets/youth-definition.pdf [2] Source: Thomas, A. (2003) “Psychology of Adolescents”, Self-Concept, Weight Issues and Body Image in Children and Adolescents, p. 88. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 19, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Infografis Hasil SurveyKeuangan Kebijakan Amnesti Pajak di Kalangan Para Millennials – Survey Report by jakmin September 19, 2016 written by jakmin Pajak merupakan salah satu sumber pendapatan negara yang diperoleh dari masyarakat melalui berbagai skema. Penghasilan, bangunan, kendaraan, penambahan nilai, barang mewah, dan aspek-aspek lain menjadi skema pendapatan negara yang diperoleh melalui pungutan pajak masyarakat. Setiap tahun, para Wajib Pajak diwajibkan melaporkan pajak tahunan mereka. Meskipun demikian, tidak sedikit Wajib Pajak yang belum melaporkan kewajiban pajak mereka kepada negara. Amnesti pajak menjadi kebijakan yang dicanangkan Pemerintah untuk mengatasi persoalan di bidang perpajakan. Sebagai salah satu strategi untuk meningkatkan pendapatan negara melalui pajak, amnesti pajak telah dilakukan oleh sejumlah negara seperti Belgia, Jerman, Yunani, Italia, Portugal, Rusia, Spanyol, Amerika Serikat, Kanada, dan Indonesia. Kami mengirimkan survei kepada 1.108 responden di seluruh Indonesia untuk mengetahui kesadaran (awareness) mereka terhadap amnesti pajak. Lebih lanjut, survei ini kami kirimkan khusus kepada responden dalam rentang usia 20-35 tahun sebagai kaum Millenials di Indonesia. Secara umum, kebijakan amnesti pajak telah banyak diketahui oleh mayoritas responden dalam survei ini. Bagi responden yang memiliki kewajiban melakukan amnesti pajak, keinginan mereka untuk mengikuti program ini relatif tinggi. Meskipun demikian, terdapat pula segmen responden yang sama sekali tidak mengetahui amnesti pajak. Dari seluruh responden yang berpartisipasi dalam survei ini, 78% pernah mendengar tentang amnesti pajak, sementara 60% dari mereka mengaku mengetahui seluk beluk kebijakan tersebut. Menariknya, semakin tua segmen usia responden maka semakin besar pula jumlah responden yang mengetahui tentang amnesti pajak. Ketika kami menanyakan tentang maksud amnesti pajak kepada responden yang sebelumnya menyebutkan jika mereka mengetahui kebijakan ini, 83% mampu menjawab dengan benar maksud amnesti pajak sebagai program pengampunan untuk para Wajib Pajak. Sementara itu, berkaitan dengan cakupan kebijakan amnesti ditemukan tiga aspek kebijakan yang paling diketahui responden. Adapun ketiga aspek tersebut antara lain penghapusan pajak terhutang, penghapusan sanksi administrasi perpajakan, dan penghapusan sanksi pidana atas harta yang belum dilaporkan. Mayoritas responden dalam survei ini juga telah mengetahui siapa saja pihak yang bisa memanfaatkan kebijakan amnesti pajak. Di antara semua pihak yang dapat memanfaatkan amnesti pajak, Wajib Pajak Orang Pribadi, Wajib Pajak Badan, dan Orang pribadi atau badan yang belum menjadi Wajib Pajak menjadi tiga pihak yang diketahui responden dapat memanfaatkan amnesti pajak. Sebagian besar responden dalam survei ini telah mengetahui kebijakan amnesti pajak, namun hanya 23% dari mereka yang mampu menjawab dengan benar jumlah periode penyelenggaraan amnesti pajak tahun 2016-2017. Selain itu, tingkat pengetahuan responden terhadap tata cara pengajuan amnesti pajak juga masih rendah. Media penyiaran, media cetak, dan media sosial menjadi tiga sumber informasi utama responden dalam survei ini tentang amnesti pajak. Secara khusus, lima sumber informasi tentang amnesti pajak antara lain televisi, media cetak, artikel di portal berita, media sosial, dan informasi dari teman atau keluarga. Hanya 22% dari responden dalam survei ini yang memngaku memiliki kewajiban amnesti pajak. Meskipun demikian, optimisme akan program ini dirasakan menguat kala 88% dari responden tersebut berencana untuk memenuhi kewajibannya dengan mengikuti amnesti pajak. Terakhir, kami mengeksplorasi lebih lanjut tentang 247 responden yang tidak mengetahui informasi tentang amnesti pajak. Dari 247 responden ini hanya 30% yang pernah mencari informasi tentang amnesti pajak. Artinya, terdapat sekitar 173 responden dalam survei ini yang tidak mencari informasi tentang amnesti pajak. Adapun alasan responden tersebut tidak mencari informasi tentang amnesti pajak antara lain karena merasa tidak punya kepentingan dengan amnesti pajak dan tidak tertarik dengan informasi perpajakan. Untuk hasil survey yang lebih rinci, anda bisa mengunduh hasil survey kami dalam 2 format xls dan pdf di button bawah ini. Laporan hasil survey JAKPAT terdiri dari 3 bagian yaitu 1) Profil responden 2) Tabulasi silang (Crosstabulation) untuk masing-masing pertanyaan 3) data mentah. Profil responden menunjukkan profil demografis (jenis kelamin, usia, lokasi/domisili, pengeluaran per bulan). Dengan tabulasi silang (Cross tabulation) anda dapat menjelaskan perbedaan preferensi segmen demografis dalam terhadap masing-masing pertanyaan. Unduh PDF disini: Anda siap untuk survey? atau hubungi kami untuk mendapatkan Sales Quote atau informasi lebih lanjut +622745015293 September 19, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LifestyleMarketingMobileReports Indonesia Social Media Trend Q3 2016 Free Report by jakmin September 16, 2016 written by jakmin We would like to share to you our second mobile survey report on Social Media Trend that we’ve done in Q3 2016. Previously we’ve shared similar mobile survey on Social Media Trend done in Q1 2016 that you can download here. Similar to the previous survey, this survey covered recent trend on Social Media usage and preference from our respondent. Total respondents participated in the survey is 1004 respondents. Click the button below to download Indonesia Social Media Trend Q3 2016. Here’s A Quick preview on the Report Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 16, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LifestyleMobileMobile Game Gotta Catch ‘Em All! – Survey Report on Indonesian “Pokémon GO” Players by jakmin September 16, 2016 written by jakmin “Pokémon GO” is hype nowadays. After publishing our survey report on Indonesian mobile users toward the game last July[1], now we would like to dig deeper about how playing the game affects the life of the players. Regarding to this matter, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see further towards how playing “Pokémon GO” changes the life of its players. This survey involved 573 respondents from across Indonesia who is playing “Pokémon GO”. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 16 to 45 year-old. We divide this survey report to five chapters, first of all is about the time of playing “Pokémon GO”. Apparently, most of them (41.54%) have been playing the game for about one to two months already, while some of them (29.84%) have been playing the game for only less than a month. Most of our respondents play “Pokémon GO” every day (31.59%), and also once in every two or three days (30.89%). About the amount of time they spend for playing in a day, most of them (61.88%) spend about one to six hours. Second chapter is about the social of playing “Pokémon GO”. Apparently, some of our respondents (33.33%) admit that they talk about the game whenever they meet their friends. Hence, more than half of them (50.96%) say that they ask their friends who don’t play the game to join, or at least try to play the game. We also find that most of our respondents (63.53%) currently have partner, with 36.54% of them admit that their partner also plays the game, while the other 63.46% have partner who doesn’t play the game. Out of all players who currently have partner, 35.44% of them admit that they often got complain from their partner because of playing the game. Third chapter is about the travel of playing “Pokémon GO”. We find that most of our respondents (60.56%) admit that they go to certain places to play the game. Furthermore, most of them (65.79%) say that they usually go with a companion, such as their friends, while some of them (34.21%) admit that they just go by themselves. Regarding to how far they are willing to travel for playing the game, many of them (46.60%) say that they would travel from at least one kilometer up to ten kilometers just to play the game. Fourth chapter is about the game itself. We gather some information about the habit and preferences of the players when playing “Pokémon GO”. Apparently, only 21.99% of them admit that they set a target in the amount of Pokémon they catch every time they play, while 28.80% admit that they set a target in how high the level they reach every time they play. Hence, 31.41% admit that they set a target in the evolution of the Pokémon every time they play. We also find that 45.72% find that Pokémon coins are needed when playing the game, with 72.95% of them admit that they acquire Pokémon coins by seizing the Poké-gyms. Lastly, in the fifth chapter we gather some trivia from “Pokémon GO” players regarding to playing the game. We find that some of them (20.42%) are willing to stay up all night just to play the game, while some of them (13.26%) admit that they buy a new gadget just for the sake of playing “Pokémon GO”. Furthermore, some of them (32.98%) admit that they’ve played the game in the middle of office hours, while a few of them (8.55%) admit that they’ve skipped classes just to play the game. In addition, some of them (27.57%) apparently have skipped meal time for playing the game. After all of those trivia, however, we find that only 23.21% of our respondents who admit that playing “Pokémon GO” has changed their daily life. [1] See the survey result in https://insight.jakpat.net/indonesias-mobile-users-on-pokemon-go-survey-report/ For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 16, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Mobile Telecommunication Service Provider Satisfaction – Survey Report by jakmin September 15, 2016 written by jakmin The needs of being connected in 24/7 with our loved one, family, peers, and the outside world requires us to have a good quality of telecommunication service provider. The service offered by telecommunication provider enables us to be connected through the conventional method such as phone call and text message, as well as through the contemporary one such as instant messenger, social media, and so on. However, the competition of telecommunication service provider industry in Indonesia has been entering the red ocean since it becomes very rough. As telecommunication is a service based industry, ensuring consumer satisfaction always to be fulfilled becomes an important strategy to win the market. We conducted a survey toward 1.108 respondents in nationwide to understand their satisfaction of their currently used telecommunication service provider. According to the data of eMarketer and TechInAsia, the number of smartphone users in Indonesia is reaching up to 69.4 million users per 2016. This finding shows us that the potential of telecommunication market service will be growing exponentially at least during the upcoming decades. Notable highlight of our survey finding is mostly focused on respondents’ assessment toward two aspects. Customer satisfaction could be measured by examining two aspects such as service provider and service value. Regarding the service performance, most respondents in this survey are already satisfied with everything they get from the provider. In other hand, few things are found as dissatisfied regarding the provider’s service value. First of all, we would like to map the telecommunication service provider used by our respondents. As shown in the image below, three service providers are dominating the market as they are the top three biggest telecommunication provider companies in Indonesia. The service performance aspect of telecommunication provider would be examined by asking respondents’ satisfaction of SMS and phone calling service. According to the respondents’ answer we find that both performances are already considered as satisfying. Moreover, the service performance is also examined by asking respondents’ satisfaction of the customer service and mobile data connection service. Apparently, most respondents in this survey are satisfied with mobile data connection service offered by the provider, although most of them are only averagely satisfied with the customer service performance of the provider. The advancement of 4G/LTE technology in Indonesia has been used by most telecommunication service provider to expand their market target by promising a better, more stable, and faster connection. However, from all respondents who have participated in this survey, only 40% of them are currently using this technology. Moreover, regarding respondents’ satisfaction of their provider 4G/LTE mobile data connection service, 36% respondents are already satisfied and 29% of them are very satisfied with the performance. In order to measure respondents’ satisfaction of telecommunication provider service value, we ask several questions such as their satisfaction of their provider mobile data package, prepaid credit price, and offered promotional program. Compared to the aspects of provider’s service performance, the service value is considered as lower satisfying for respondents in this survey. Most respondents in this survey are only averagely satisfied with the offered mobile data package, prepaid credit price, and promotional program. In general, we would like to map the general satisfaction of our respondents regarding their currently used telecommunication service provider. According to our respondents’ answer, we find that 78% of our respondents are satisfied with general performance and value of telecommunication service provider they currently used. Keeping consumer satisfaction then becomes an important step to ensure consumer loyalty for this industry. At last, we further as about respondents’ intentions on their currently used telecommunication service provider. Since most respondents in this survey are satisfied with the value and performance of their telecommunication service provider, 83% of them have the potential of being the loyal consumer since they do not want to switch to another brand. Moreover, 74% of them even have the potential of being an influencer since they would like to recommend their currently used provider to others. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 15, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Gaya HidupInfografis Hasil SurveyKeuanganPribadi Hari Raya Idul Adha Para Millennials – Survey Report by jakmin September 13, 2016 written by jakmin Idul Adha merupakan hari raya umat Muslim yang mengajarkan pada kita tentang makna ikhlas dan kesediaan untuk berbagi. Hari raya Idul Adha atau yang dikenal pula sebagai Idul Qurban menjadi kewajiban bagi setiap umat Muslim, khususnya bagi mereka yang memiliki kemampuan secara finansial untuk membeli dan menyembelih hewan kurban. JAKPAT melakukan survey kepada 761 responden di rentang usia Millennials (20-35 tahun) tentang rencana berkurban mereka tahun ini. Millennials merupakan segmen yang menarik untuk dipahami secara mendalam. Karakter Millennials yang lekat dengan media digital, globalisasi, dan arus informasi yang melimpah menjadikan Millennials memiliki keunikan tersendiri dibandingkan segmen usia lainnya. Kami mengirimkan survey kepada 761 responden di rentang usia Millennials di seluruh Indonesia dengan komposisi demografis sebagaimana disampaikan dalam infografis berikut. Catatan menarik tentang survei ini berkaitan dengan motivasi berkurban dan/atau tidak berkurbannya para Millennials yang berpartisipasi dalam survei ini. Alasan ekonomi agaknya menjadi motif kuat yang melatarbelakangi keputusan responden untuk berkorban atau tidak. Sementara itu, libur Idul Adha yang bertepatan dengan momentum long weekend agaknya menjadi kesempatan yang dimanfaatkan oleh sebagian responden dalam survei ini untuk berlibur. Dari seluruh responden yang merayakan Idul Adha, presentase responden yang akan berkurban memang relatif kecil. Hanya sekitar 150 responden yang mengaku akan berkurban tahun ini. Menariknya, kecenderungan untuk berkurban lebih banyak ditemukan pada segmen usia 20-25 tahun dibandingkan dengan rentang usia lain yang lebih dewasa. Sebanyak 41% responden dalam survei ini mengaku akan berkurban dengan membeli hewan sapi. Sesuai dengan ketentuan agama, seekor sapi kurban dapat dikorbankan oleh tujuh orang. Kami bertanya kepada 62 responden yang akan berkurban sapi tentang companionship mereka dalam berkurban. Menariknya, lembaga penyelenggara kurban (contoh: Dompet Dhuafa dan Global Qurban) cenderung lebih populer di kalangan responden usia 25-29 tahun. Berkaitan dengan biaya berkurban yang dikeluarkan oleh responden, mayoritas responden mengaku mengeluarkan sekitar 2 juta hingga 4 juta rupiah untuk membeli sapi kurban. Meskipun demikian, terdapat pula sebagian responden yang bahkan menghabiskan lebih dari 8 juta rupiah untuk membeli sapi kurban. Sementara itu, 59% responden dalam survei ini mengaku akan berkurban kambing pada Idul Adha tahun ini. Dari sekitar 88 responden yang akan berkurban kambing tersebut mayoritas mengeluarkan sekitar Rp 1,7 juta hingga Rp 2,7 juta untuk membeli kambing kurban. Secara umum, tidak terdapat perbedaan pengeluaran yang signifikan untuk membeli hewan kurban dari setiap segmen usia. Berkaitan dengan pembelian hewan kurban, perbedaan kecenderungan jawaban antara responden berusia 20-25 tahun dan 26-35 tahun nampak pada aspek ini. Bagi responden dengan segmen usia 20-25 tahun, hewan kurban mereka mayoritas dibelikan oleh orang tua. Sementara itu, bagi responden dengan segmen usia 26-35 tahun cenderung membeli sendiri hewan kurban tersebut. Pada aspek pemilihan hewan kurban, perbedaan kecenderungan jawaban nampak antara responden laki-laki dan perempuan. Peran orang lain dalam memilihkan hewan kurban bagi responden perempuan nampak lebih signifikan dibandingkan responden laki-laki. Mayoritas responden laki-laki cenderung memilih sendiri hewan kurbannya. Sebaliknya, mayoritas responden perempuan cenderung dipilihkan antara lain oleh orang tua, lembaga penyelenggara kurban, tetangga, dan pasangan. Cara responden mengolah daging kurban relatif beragam meskipun sebagian besar dari mereka berencana akan memberikan jatah daging kurbannya kepada orang lain. Adapun terkait alasan berkurban, dua alasan muncul sebagai motivasi utama responden. Pertama, kesadaran responden untuk menunaikan kurban sebagai kewajiban agama. Kedua, kemampuan finansial responden untuk membeli dan menyembelih hewan kurban. Lebih lanjut, kami menelusuri alasan dari 589 responden dalam survei ini yang mengaku tidak akan berkurban dalam Idul Adha tahun ini. Kendala finansial rupanya menjadi alasan utama mereka tidak melaksanakan ibadah kurban. Terlepas dari rencana responden dalam survei ini untuk berkurban atau tidak berkurban, kami menanyakan rencana liburan mereka pada libur Idul Adha yang bertepatan dengan momen long weekend. Dari seluruh responden yang berpartisipasi dalam survei ini hanya 37% yang memiliki rencana bepergian. Adapun destinasi bepergian responden di rentang usia 20-25 tahun cenderung berpusat pada lokasi-lokasi di dalam kota, sementara responden di rentang usia 26-30 tahun cenderung berpusat pada lokasi di luar kota. Untuk hasil survey yang lebih rinci, anda bisa mengunduh hasil survey kami dalam 2 format xls dan pdf di button bawah ini. Laporan hasil survey JAKPAT terdiri dari 3 bagian yaitu 1) Profil responden 2) Tabulasi silang (Crosstabulation) untuk masing-masing pertanyaan 3) data mentah. Profil responden menunjukkan profil demografis (jenis kelamin, usia, lokasi/domisili, pengeluaran per bulan). Dengan tabulasi silang (Cross tabulation) anda dapat menjelaskan perbedaan preferensi segmen demografis dalam terhadap masing-masing pertanyaan. Unduh PDF disini: Anda siap untuk survey? atau hubungi kami untuk mendapatkan Sales Quote atau informasi lebih lanjut +622745015293 September 13, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
LifestylePersonal It’s Time to Roll! – Survey Report on Indonesian’s Switching Job Habit by jakmin September 7, 2016 written by jakmin Switching job, or famously known as “job hopping”, is a popular term among urban workers. It’s an act when people change their job, whether they roll to another position in the same company, move to another company, or quit their current job. This job hoppers phenomenon has been quite popular in Indonesia, particularly in big cities. Regarding to this matter, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see further toward switching job habit in Indonesia. This survey involved 1376 respondents from across Indonesia. For the further notes, Jakpat’s respondents in this survey are Indonesian smart-phone users, with a range of age from 25 to 45 year-old. First of all, we’re mapping the distribution of respondents from the kinds of their current job, institution they currently work at, and the position they currently hold at their work place. Apparently, 35.54% of our respondents are currently having a permanent work, while 22.53% of them are working as entrepreneurs. As for the institution, most of our respondents (43.90%) are currently working at private corporations. Moreover, most of our respondents (47.75%) are currently working as a staff. Next, we find out that most of our respondents (63.59%; 875 out of 1376 respondents) admit that they have done job hopping before, with 78.51% of them admit that they have done that from at least once up to three times. When asked about the last time they do job hopping, apparently most of them (69.14%) say that they did that more than a year ago already. Henceforth, almost half of them (48.80%) admit that it only took less than a year after they got their first job until the time they decided to switch to another job. Furthermore, regarding to the considerations they take when doing the job hopping, apparently the most common answer is “salary” (70.74%). Hence, the second top consideration is “career advancement” (55.89%), followed by “work environment” (49.83%) as the third top consideration they take when job hopping. In addition, there are 25.37% of them who choose “personal situation” as their consideration, such as “internal conflict at the current work place” (49.55%) and “following partner or family member moving to another town” (36.94%). Regarding to the reasons behind their decision to do the job hopping, apparently the top answers are mostly about work environment, salary, and career advancement. Almost half of them (45.49%) argue that their reason is because they feel uncomfortable with the work environment, while some of them (39.31%) admit that their reason is because they already got another job offer with better salary. There are 37.94% of them who say that they feel unsatisfied with rewards or recognition of the contribution they receive from their work place, while 35.89% decide to switch job because they want to search for better job position. Out of Indonesians who have done the job hopping, apparently more than half of them (58.06%) admit that they have resign from their job without having any job replacement yet. Meanwhile, more than half of them (53.71%) admit that they have rolled from one position to another in the company they work at. Moreover, some few of them (24.11%) admit that they have moved to another town because of work-related placement from their office. Henceforth, more than half of them (57.71%) say that they are willing to move to another town if their company asked them to. Most of them (61.83%) say that they have a plan to switch job again next time in the future. Lastly, we ask those respondents who admit that they have never done job hopping before (36.41%; 501 out of 1376 respondents) whether they have interest in doing the job hopping. Apparently, more than half of them (53.49%) admit that they actually have a plan to switch their job sometimes in the future. In addition to that, 44.03% of them have a plan to do the job hopping in more than 2 years ahead from now. For more detail you can download XLS report at the button below (bahasa). JAKPAT report consists of 3 parts which are 1) Respondent Profile, 2) Crosstabulation for each question and 3) Raw Data. Respondent profile shows you demographic profiles ( gender,age range, location by province, and monthly spending). Cross tabulation enables you to define different demographic segment preference on each answer. You can also download PDF here: Ready to Send A Survey? or Get A Sales Quote by filling this form or Call to +622745015293 September 7, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
News & Update [PENGUMUMAN] Pemenang Lucky Draw Special for Mom by jakmin September 6, 2016 written by jakmin Halloooo JakPaters 😀 Kali ini JAKPAT mau mengumumkan Pemenang Lucky Draw Special for Mom \^^/ Semoga kamu adalah salah satu orang yang beruntuung !!! Oke langsung aja yaaaa… Ini dia para pemenangnya : 2 Pemenang Maspion Magic Roaster 1. Ayu Kartika Samantha Maapi 2. Tiwwi 2 Pemenang Genius Nicer Dicer 1. Made Herawati 2. Emmy Hutagalung 2 pemenang Tupperware Petit Ichigo 1. Chytthaa Tthaa 2. Yunita Permatasari Selamat ya buat Responden yang beruntung 😉 Silahkan cek email kalian yang terdaftar di JAKPAT. JAKPAT tunggu konfirmasinya. Hadiah akan JAKPAT proses Minggu depan ya (15-16 September 2016). Terimakasih September 6, 2016 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
