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6 - Reflection - Connecting Problems To Goals

The email describes negative feedback from a customer survey about the experience of customers paying with cash at one of Sauce & Spoon's locations. Specifically, 10% of customers pay with cash and reported negative experiences with the checkout process. This could lead to fewer repeat customers and lower online reviews. The general manager suggests improving the cash checkout process by adding a second register and having staff ask customers their payment method upfront. [/SUMMARY]

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6 - Reflection - Connecting Problems To Goals

The email describes negative feedback from a customer survey about the experience of customers paying with cash at one of Sauce & Spoon's locations. Specifically, 10% of customers pay with cash and reported negative experiences with the checkout process. This could lead to fewer repeat customers and lower online reviews. The general manager suggests improving the cash checkout process by adding a second register and having staff ask customers their payment method upfront. [/SUMMARY]

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1.1.1 1.

Question 1

In this activity, you will consider how the email scenario from the previous activity ( Peta and Gilly’s checkout
challenge) could impact Sauce & Spoon’s objectives and key results (OKRs). Start by reviewing the email:

To: Peta (Project Manager)

From: Gilly (North Location General Manager)

Subject: Customer Survey Results   

Hi Peta,

I reviewed the customer survey results from the tablet pilot test launch. From my perspective, one piece of
negative feedback stood out from the rest. Several of the customers mentioned they had a negative experience
when paying with cash. 

I believe this is an important issue to resolve because about 10% of our customers pay in cash. I think it may
negatively impact the restaurant if 10% of the customers are having a negative experience with the checkout
process. This could lead to fewer repeat customers. It could also lead to unenthusiastic word-of-mouth and less
than stellar online reviews.

We should come up with a new process to more quickly handle cash payments. I really like the new tablets, but
we need a checkout process that works well for both credit card, and cash. Regarding the new process, it would
help to make cash more accessible to our wait staff. Currently, they have to go to the bar to access the cash
register. We should consider adding a second register by the kitchen. Also, to get ahead of the issue, I think wait
staff should ask customers if they’re paying with cash or a credit card.

Please let me know how we should proceed with an improved cash checkout process. I think we can figure out
something that will work well alongside the new tablets. I’m excited to use the new menu tablets full-time!

Sincerely, 

Gilly

General Manager - Sauce & Spoon North Location

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Have you read the email?


1 point

I have!
1.1.2 2.
Question 2

Review the following list of Sauce & Spoon OKRs. Pick 1-2 OKRs that could be impacted by the problem Gilly
describes in the email. Write them in the box below.

 Serve delicious meals and provide an enjoyable dining experience in less than an hour
 Keep our operating expenses low and our budget precise in order to focus on providing high-quality food
 Ensure each large investment undergoes an analysis and results in a positive return.
 Maintain a 4.5 star rating on our review platform
 Consistently innovate through annual projects, like menu tablets, to give customers a better dining
experience
 Host quarterly employee ideas and feedback night
1 point
Your answer cannot be more than 10000 characters.
1.1.3 3.
Question 3

Select one of the OKRs you chose in the previous question. Then write 1-2 sentences to stakeholder Deanna
(the Director of Operations) explaining how the project problem could affect the OKR. Remember, it can be
helpful to reference OKRs when communicating with stakeholders about project problems.
1 point

Your answer cannot be more than 10000 characters.


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1.1.4 2.
Question 2

Review the following list of Sauce & Spoon OKRs. Pick 1-2 OKRs that could be impacted by the problem Gilly describes
in the email. Write them in the box below.

 Serve delicious meals and provide an enjoyable dining experience in less than an hour
 Keep our operating expenses low and our budget precise in order to focus on providing high-quality food
 Ensure each large investment undergoes an analysis and results in a positive return.
 Maintain a 4.5 star rating on our review platform
 Consistently innovate through annual projects, like menu tablets, to give customers a better dining experience
 Host quarterly employee ideas and feedback night
1 / 1 point

Serve delicious meals and provide an enjoyable dining experience in less than an hour Maintain a 4.5 star
rating on our review platform

Correct

Thank you for your response. Did you choose “Maintain a 4.5 star rating on our review platform” or “Serve delicious
meals and provide an enjoyable dining experience in less than an hour?” These two OKRs could be affected by the
problem addressed in Gilly’s email to Peta.
1.1.5 3.
Question 3

Select one of the OKRs you chose in the previous question. Then write 1-2 sentences to stakeholder Deanna (the
Director of Operations) explaining how the project problem could affect the OKR. Remember, it can be helpful to
reference OKRs when communicating with stakeholders about project problems.
1 / 1 point

Hi Deana, This negative feedback from customers on the cash checkout process will impact our OKR -
"Maintain a 4.5 star rating on our review platform". As customers with slow checkout experience are likely to
give lower ratings. Thanks, Peta

Correct

Thank you for your response. One example could be:

“If we don’t provide an efficient cash checkout process, it could lower our online reviews and impact our OKR of
maintaining a 4.5 star rating.”

An example with the other OKR could be:

“If we don’t provide an efficient cash checkout process, it could cause delays that affect our OKR of providing an
enjoyable dining experience in less than an hour.”

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