How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following positions in your country?
- Agents100%
- Team leads92%
- Managers84%

Overall confidence rating
77.4%
Hiring for front-line agents draws unanimous confidence, and customer care, voice, team leads, and content moderation are also seen as very strong. Technical support, accounts receivable, revenue generation, and language training in public education draw slightly less support. Career preparation and work visas are viewed more moderately, and recruiting foreign workers is the weakest point.
How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following positions in your country?
How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following functions within your country?
How confident are you in the public education system's ability to teach the necessary skills for a career in an international CX delivery environment?
How confident are you in the public education system's ability to train world-class language skills?
Kenya's BPO ecosystem draws a lukewarm response. The government's openness to dialogue and its freedom from interference draw solid support, while KenInvest and fiscal incentives are viewed moderately. Industry unity, favorable legislation, the BPO Association of Kenya, and especially competitors' international image are viewed with the most concern.
How confident are you that your competitors present a professional, attractive image of your country to international clients and prospects?
How confident are you that the country's CX and BPO players are unified and collaborate effectively to maximize the industry's success?
How confident are you in the government's ability to engage in open dialogue with the BPO / CX industry?
How confident are you in the government bodies involved in investment promotion in their ability to lobby for favorable industry regulations?
How confident are you in the national BPO / CX association or cluster's alignment with the industry's needs?
Infrastructure is viewed very positively, with unanimous confidence in hotels, restaurants, and leisure activities. Internet, mobile services, fixed lines, and airports are also very well regarded. The power grid, international travel connections, and public transport are rated a little lower.
How confident are you in the quality of the following utilities in your country?
How confident are you in the quality of the following services in your country?
The property market draws a moderate response. Retrofitting existing buildings, leasing, and co-working are viewed positively, while purchasing options and sourcing space in cities beyond Nairobi are viewed more cautiously. Modern plug-and-play facilities are the weakest point.
How confident are you in the availability of commercial property options for BPO/CX operations in your country?
How confident are you in the ease of retrofitting existing commercial property for BPO in your country?
How confident are you in the ability to source commercial properties across multiple cities for CX/BPO operations in your country?
For business travelers and staff commuting on public transport, safety perceptions are strongly positive. Law enforcement draws a more muted response, with low confidence in both its responsiveness and its trustworthiness.
How confident are you that foreign business travelers will be safe visiting your country?
How confident are you that the local labor force is safe using public transportation for commuting?
How confident are you that local law enforcement is trustworthy and helpful?
How confident are you that local law enforcement will respond to criminal activity promptly and efficiently?
Caution marks views on political stability. Foreign policy orientation draws high confidence, and the fairness of elections and a peaceful transition of power are viewed moderately. The central bank and judiciary are viewed with caution, and core government, the civil service, and law enforcement with the most concern.
How confident are you in the foreign policy orientation of your country's government?
How confident are you in the fairness and competitiveness of your country's electoral process?
How confident are you that your country will perform a peaceful transition of power after elections?
How confident are you that the following public services are free from corruption and/or outside influence?
Very low confidence across every economic measure makes this the main area of concern. Currency stability draws the weakest response, followed by tax rates and inflation, while the management of public finances and utilities fares only slightly better.
How confident are you in the government's ability to manage publicly-owned utilities and services?
How confident are you in the government's ability to manage the country's public finances?