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Provides the opportunity to learn by seeing success in action.

Cast Setting Process Integration

Organization Service Theme

To create happiness for people of all ages everywhere.

Should speak to:  Your purpose  Public image  Expectations Example: A place where students, faculty, and other members of the university community can pursue information and the discovery and creation of knowledge.

Organization Service Standards

Safety, Courtesy, Show & Efficiency

How will you fulfill the promise/purpose of the Service Theme. Example: Commitment, Availability, Technology, Leadership

 Become an expert “ Guestologist ” or “Patronologist”  Articulate your unique service theme  Define and Own your service standards  Manage Customer Information- Any and all data is your friend !

 Make a great and memorable first impression  Speak Quality Service Language  Wear Quality Service wardrobe  Build a Quality Service culture  Keep it simple  Make it global  Provide training  Solicit Feedback  Recognize & Reward

 Define your setting  Guide the customer experience with your setting  Communicate setting with all five senses when possible.  Separate Onstage from Backstage  Maintain your setting

 Analyze & Debug Process as needed  Policies  Tasks  Procedures  Treat all Patrons /Guests like VIP

Aligning and distributing service standards over the three delivery systems of cast, setting, and process.  Meet/Exceed guest expectations with headliners.