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Colleagues Audit Checklist

CHECK IN - STANDARDS:

  • Receptionist is well-groomed, wearing clean, well ironed uniform and name tag

  • Receptionist established eye contact, acknowledged and assisted the Guest within 1 minute of joining the queue or approaching the desk

  • Receptionist requested and obtained all necessary documents from the Guest at check in and returned all back after scanning

  • Complete Check in process took not more than 5 minutes from the time of joining the queue

  • The unit was ready to check in by 3 PM advertised check in time

  • Receptionist used the Guest's name naturally and discreetly without overusing it

  • Receptionist actively listened to the Guest`s request avoiding any interruptions and reapted the request back

  • Receptionist displayed high level of confidence and was knowledgeable when answering Guest's questions

  • After check in completed the Receptionist expained the directions to the elevators and allocated unit

  • Receptionist offered further assistance to the Guest and bidded warm farewell

  • Entire Check in process was seemless and well organized

  • Overall Check-in Experience

CHECK OUT - STANDARDS:

  • Receptionist is well-groomed and neatly presented in clean, well fitted uniforms and, if applicable, wearing name badges?

  • Receptionist offered the Guest help immediately or if a queue was present he/she positively acknowledged with hand or facial gestures within 30 seconds of approaching the desk?

  • If a queue was present was the Guest offered assistance within one minute of joining it?

  • Did complete check out take no more than 5 minutes from the time of joining the queue?

  • Did the colleague actively listen and maintain eye contact, giving the Guest their undivided attention (i.e., the Guest should not have to repeat themselves)?

  • was the check out process done seamlessly and unit keys collected accordingly

  • Did the colleague ask at any point if the Guest had enjoyed their stay?

  • Did the colleague offer a sincere farewell at the end of the interaction?

  • Overall Check-out Experience

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