Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

Audit Information

  • Select date

  • Associate Name:

  • Position

  • Hotel / Property

  • Observed By:

Behavioral Observation

  • Behavioral Observation -
    Score based on the following criteria:
    5-Exceptional
    4-Skilled
    3-Satisfactory
    2-Needs Development
    1-Needs Improvement
    0-Not Displayed
    N/A - Mark N/A only if applicable to the individual situation observed.

  • Voice / Tone - Associate speaks warmly, clearly and at an even pace

  • Words - Associate avoids using slang and hotel jargon, using only JW Marriott In tune Language

  • Body Language - Associate maintains JW In Tune posture before, during and after guest interactions, including using open hand, outstretched palm when directing and escorting a guest

  • Eye Contact - Associate maintains appropriate eye contact with guest throughout interaction

Service Harmonies and BSA Touchpoints

  • The service interaction below exhibits In Tune use of Service Harmonies and other BSA Touchpoints

  • Be Present; Pause and Engage - associate uses 15-5 Rule to acknowledge and cordially greet guest. Pauses any current activity or conversation and engages with the guest.

  • Be Open; Lead with Yes - associate always begins response to inquiries and requests by verbal ozone what he/she can do for the guest, versus what he/she cannot do.

  • Be Thoughtful; Add the Unexpected - associate anticipates the guest's needs and delivers beyond their expectations to create a memorable experience.

  • Associate uses Guests name throughout the interaction; asks cordially for name if unknown.

  • Associate asks guest their purpose of travel to identify needs and offers services based upon their needs: -If guest visiting for conference; provides times and escorts guest or provides directions to meeting space, etc. -If guest visiting for business in the area; escorts or provides directions, provides business center service info., etc. -If guest visiting for pleasure; provides restaurant information, pool/recreation information, shuttle times, etc.

  • Associate uses Two Handed Delivery (where applicable) - Hands items to guest with two hands, including key packets, drinks, shopping bags, towels, etc. *may not always apply

  • Associate Builds Confidence with guests with respect to his/her area - When handing a guest off to another associate and when complimenting a decision a guest has made.

  • Associate offers further assistance - At the conclusion of the interaction, the associate asks "May I assist you with anything further?"

  • Associate offers a fond farewell - associate uses In Tune Language when bidding a guest farewell; e.g "It has been a pleasure serving you", "thank you for choosing JW Marriott", etc.

Handling Guest Opportunities

  • Listen: the associate listens with patience and does not interrupt the guest.

  • Empathize: the associate makes a statement that captures the emotion/content of the situation, identifying with the guests feelings

  • Apologize: the associate offers a sincere and personal apology, taking ownership of the opportunity

  • Respond: the associate works with the guest to identify a solution that pleases the guest

  • Notify: the associate makes notification as appropriate (i.e. informs departments and associates, informs the guest, and utilizes Guestware)

  • Opportunity is resolved to guest's complete satisfaction

  • Associate shows sincere appreciation for the guest

  • Associate offers a fond farewell - associate uses In Tune Language when bidding guest farewell; e.g. "It has been a pleaded serving you", "thank you for choosing JW Marriott", etc.

Observation Notes

  • Was the Associate carrying his/her JW Marriott Commitment Card?

  • Was the Associate wearing his/her Nametag and Griffin Pin?

  • Associate was able to identify the Service Note of the day from the Daily Rehearsal.

  • Associate can name 3 things that were discussed in their department's Daily Rehearsal that day.

Detailed Observation Notes

  • Enter any observation notes or hotel specific focus items here:

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