#slow service

[kevinmason]

Not As Fast (MM #3043) I've noticed that fast food is not as fast as it once was. I don't eat it very often anymore, but recently I've realized that the service at fast food restaurants is downright slow...

[fujoshibinite]

Have you ever felt like you’re about to lose your sh*t...

when the internet runs too slow basically all damn day? I’m about there right now. 

[alienorajt]

Online Service: Incomplete

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/incomplete/

Infuriating, this is – and it has been going on for two or three weeks. Trying to use Google is akin to watching Continental Drift, so slow and ponderous is the damn thing – and Goddess alone knows what’s happened to WordPress!

Bell, Book and Candle? Yet another incomprehensible ‘tweak’ which benefits nobody and makes a writer’s life so much…

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Patient's Eye of Cost and Quality

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Communication also relates toward quality and cost. Ensure that your patients know what you are concernment - talk towards bureaucracy during the examination and explain in bridal hymn terms what you are doing and why. Don't use technical words they won't understand unless yourself explain other self to the full. Clear and professional communication with your patients helps to ensure that they go away feeling satisfied that the people upstairs con textual a lucky value for what they hired.<\p>

Perceived Momentousness<\p>

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Good marketing campaigns should be designed into increase your patient's perception about the importance in reference to regular customer health care visits. Diagnose every statistical probability to educate your patients and uptrend their "WIT" on regular visits. The more they know, the more likely they are to consuetude and appreciate your services and till tell others about them.<\p>

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Convenience<\p>

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[thewightknight]

We are a popular restaurant for both locals and tourists alike. Having been in business for many years we noticed that although the number of customer's we serve on a daily basis is almost the same today as it was 10 years ago, the service just seems super slow even thou we added lot's more staff and cut back on the menu items. One of the most common complaints on review sites against us and many restaurants in the area is that the service was slow and or they needed to wait a bit long for a table. We decided to hire a firm to help us solve this mystery, and naturally the first thing they blamed it on was that the employees need more training and that maybe the kitchen staff is just not up to the task of serving that many customers. Like most restaurants in NYC we have a surveillance system, and unlike today where it's a digital system, 10 years ago we still used special high capacity tapes to record all activity. At any given time we had 4 special Sony systems recording multiple cameras. We would store the footage for 90 days just in case we need it for something. The firm we hired suggested we locate some of the older tapes and analyze how the staff behaved 10 years ago versus how they behave now. We went down to our storage room but we couldn't find any tapes at all. We did find the recording devices, and luckily for us, each device has 1 tape in it that we simply never removed when we upgraded to the new digital system. The date stamp on the old footage was Thursday July 1 2004, the restaurant was real busy that day. We loaded up the footage on a large size monitor, and next to it on a separate monitor loaded up the footage of Thursday July 3 2014, the amount of customers where only a bit more than 10 years prior. I will quickly outline the findings. We carefully looked at over 45 transactions in order to determine the data below: 2004: Customers walk in. They gets seated and are given menus, out of 45 customers 3 request to be seated elsewhere. Customers on average spend 8 minutes before closing the menu to show they are ready to order. Waiters shows up almost instantly takes the order. Food starts getting delivered within 6 minutes, obviously the more complex items take way longer. Out of 45 customers 2 sent items back that where too cold we assume (given they were not steak we assume they wanted the item heated up more). Waiters keep an eye out for their tables so they can respond quickly if the customer needs something. Customers are done, check delivered, and within 5 minutes they leave. Average time from start to finish: 1:05 2014: Customers walk in. Customers get seated and is given menus, out of 45 customers 18 requested to be seated elsewhere. Before even opening the menu they take their phones out, some are taking photos while others are simply doing something else on their phone (sorry we have no clue what they are doing and do not monitor customer WIFI activity). 7 out of the 45 customers had waiters come over right away, they showed them something on their phone and spent an average of 5 minutes of the waiter's time. Given this is recent footage, we asked the waiters about this and they explained those customers had a problem connecting to the WIFI and demanded the waiters try to help them. Finally the waiters are walking over to the table to see what the customers would like to order. The majority have not even opened the menu and ask the waiter to wait a bit. Customer opens the menu, places their hands holding their phones on top of it and continue doing whatever on their phone. Waiter returns to see if they are ready to order or have any questions. The customer asks for more time. Finally they are ready to order. Total average time from when the customer was seated until they placed their order 21 minutes. Food starts getting delivered within 6 minutes, obviously the more complex items take way longer. 26 out of 45 customers spend an average of 3 minutes taking photos of the food. 14 out of 45 customers take pictures of each other with the food in front of them or as they are eating the food. This takes on average another 4 minutes as they must review and sometimes retake the photo. 9 out of 45 customers sent their food back to reheat. Obviously if they didn't pause to do whatever on their phone the food wouldn't have gotten cold. 27 out of 45 customers asked their waiter to take a group photo. 14 of those requested the waiter retake the photo as they were not pleased with the first photo. On average this entire process between the chit chatting and reviewing the photo taken added another 5 minutes and obviously caused the waiter not to be able to take care of other tables he/she was serving. Given in most cases the customers are constantly busy on their phones it took an average of 20 minutes more from when they were done eating until they requested a check. Furthermore once the check was delivered it took 15 minutes longer than 10 years ago for them to pay and leave. 8 out of 45 customers bumped into other customers or in one case a waiter (texting while walking) as they were either walking in or out of the Restaurant. Average time from start to finish: 1:55 We are grateful for everyone who comes into our restaurant, after all there are so many choices out there. But can you please be a bit more considerate?

[ferociousfoodie]

Arun's Thai Restaurant

Arun’s Thai Restaurant

4156 N. Kedzie Ave. Chicago, IL 60618 • [phone] • arunsthai.com

5 knives for presentation. However, the service suffers because of it. Somewhat understandable when you see the presentations, after all, it must take some 30 minutes each to put together, carving carrots into butterflies and fowl, but it really ruins the flow of a tasting menu when you have to wait 30 to 40 minutes between…

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Hospital forever...

[j-hitch]

Jazz Hands

  The talented workers in Wonderland Cafe

Went to search for our coffees after waiting half an hour for them in Wonderland Cafe and found every single waiter and waitress doing this in the corner!