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  • Server must approach table within 1 minute after being seated

  • Server - Warm welcome/greeting provided - Service Points Value 16

  • Initial water service meets standard - Service Points Value 4

  • Server offers beverages and suggestively upsells beverage brand - Service Points Value 4

  • Server is knowledgeable and provides recommendations about food and beverage menu

  • React graciously and accommodatingly if the guest asks for something off menu - never say NO and offers alternatives

  • Provide explanation of preparation

  • Order taking meets standards - (ask for specific preparation depending on plates, for example meat cooking on steaks and allergies. Repeat order to confirm with the guest) - Service Value Points 4

  • Wine service meets standards (Wine by the glass: Must be served in the correct glass for the type of wine. <br>Wine by the bottle: Server demonstrates label and pouring at the table with the label facing the guest. A taste is offered prior to a complete pour. Service Points Value 4

  • Repeat back beverage type when offering to refresh beverage (e.g., "Would you like another triple non-fat cappuccino?", "Certainly, I would be happy to bring you another glass of fresh squeezed orange juice")

  • Food and drinks arrive in a timely manner and do not overlap

  • Food and drinks are delivered to the correct person without asking

  • Courses simultaneously brought to table for all guests

  • All food was visually appealing and met guest expectations with regard to taste

  • Food not served over guest's shoulder but from the side

  • Courses were not cleared before finished or without asking if finished

  • Server asks if food is satisfactory at every course and takes corrective action if needed

  • Server replaces cutlery after every course as needed

  • Host/Hostess - Warm and sincere closing offered, and appreciation demonstrated - Service Point Values 4

  • Offer dessert

  • Suggest coffee/espresso/other appropriate after dinner beverage based on the situation

  • Coffee and specialty coffee presentation meets standard, Server must ask for guest's preference of accompaniments (i.e. sugar, milk, <br>cream) prior to delivery

  • Hot tea presentation : At least (1) tea bag, Served with a pot of hot water

  • The level of interest in service remains constant and positive throughout the meal

  • Check Presented inside presenter/folder with a W branded pen, accurate and complete

  • Server gave a warm and sincere closing and appreciation was demonstrated

  • Server called the guest by his/her name at least twice

  • Server - Further assistance offered to the guest (example: can I help you with anything else? or, would you like me to help you with something? - Service Point Values 2

  • The overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors

  • Emotional Rating - The server was positively engaged: positive emotional experience - Individual, Blown Away, Loved, Great, Excited, Fab. The interaction encompassed ALL W Service Foundations: Show Heart; Ace the Basics; Keep it Real; Remix Luxury; Own It; All In.

  • Server exemplified “Ace the Basics” - This includes being: • Thoughtful • Intuitive • Demonstrate anticipatory service • Offering reading material to a single diner • Offering a blanket in outdoor seating.

  • Server must “Remix Luxury” - This means delivering personalized service during the interaction and using something the Talent learned about the guest - Service Point Values 4

  • Server provides a professional persona - Service Point Values 4 <br>• Only engage in work-related conversation with other associates <br>• Offer an escort as well as directions if a location that the guest asked about is not in visible <br>

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