SERVICE LANES
Customer · frontstage · backstage · support
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A good welcome is a system.
Morrow / A fictional workshop-service blueprint. Connect the welcome, preparation and recovery so every teammate knows the next responsible move.
ACCOUNTABILITY
4 roles. One accountable owner per stage.
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Map what the customer experiences.
Each stage connects an observable action to a reviewed acceptance criterion.
A clear arrival
Find the welcome point.
Prepare the room
See a ready workspace.
Make the next step clear
Understand the session and how to ask for help.
Make with confidence
Complete the guided practice.
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Make the invisible work visible.
Service lanes distinguish visible delivery from enabling work.
FRONTSTAGE
Explain where personal belongings can stay.
BACKSTAGE
Check materials and accessible workstation requests.
SUPPORT
Run the room readiness checklist.
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Treat handoffs as part of the service.
55 planned work minutes; 47 minutes on the longest dependency path. These are estimates.
A clear arrival
0–5 min · Experience host
Prepare the room
5–15 min · Operations coordinator
Make the next step clear
5–13 min · Craft trainer
Make with confidence
15–40 min · Craft trainer
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Design the recovery before the failure.
The failure boundary and escalation owner remain explicit.
A booking is missing.
Service lead checks the record; do not promise a seat.
A requested material is unavailable.
Operations proposes a reviewed substitute to the service lead.
The guest needs a different pace.
Trainer agrees an appropriate adjustment with the service lead.
The activity cannot continue safely.
Pause the activity and ask the service lead to review.
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Rehearse the moment that matters.
Use a local checklist and answer feedback before adapting this draft to a real operation.
CHECKLIST
5 observable acceptance criteria
PRACTICE
2 authored questions, with rationale