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Sazón de OrigenFictional contemporary Colombian restaurant in Medellín, 2 locations, 6 years in business. Every sample result in the library comes from this same case.
Onboarding and Training

Sample result

Role Onboarding Plan Builder for Restaurants

The owner asked this:«A new server starts on Monday. The last one lasted five weeks and left without saying why. We are 14 in the dining room across two sites, the rush is 12:30 to 2:30 and 7 to 9. I need the whole process, not a welcome talk.»

① Before day one · the cheapest stretch

The week before is what decides. Every line has an owner named by role, a backward date and a signal that it is done.

WhatOwnerWhenSignal it is done
Contract signed and enrolment filedAdministratorT-7Filing number in the folder
Uniform ordered in their size, plus a spare apronService captainT-7Named bag in the locker
Till login created with a server profileAdministratorT-3They log in and ring a test order
Locker assigned and padlock handed overService captainT-3Locker number written on the card
Buddy confirmed: Marcela, 20 min per shiftFloor managerT-3Marcela has it in her Monday shift
Message to the team group: who is arriving, to do what, with whomFloor managerT-1Message sent, not «I'll say it Monday»
First-week rota printed and pinned in the officeService captainT-1It is on the wall

Enrolment has a deadline of its own and goes before the first shift; it is not left to day one. Figures and names illustrative.

② Day one, hour by hour

Outside the rush —in at 9:30, out before 12:30— and closed with one real task finished.

TimeWhat happensWith whom
9:30The floor manager receives them at the door, not in the kitchen. Locker, uniform, where and when they eatFloor manager
9:50The house promise through an example from yesterday's shift, not a line off a wall: table 7 asked to swap the side and what was doneFloor manager
10:15Walkthrough: stations, toilets, stores, fire exit, where everything livesMarcela (buddy)
10:45The menu in hand: 8 dishes, what they are really called and their 2 allergensHead chef
11:30Till: opens their profile, rings 3 test orders, one with a modifierMarcela
12:00Closing task: sets 6 tables in section 2 and leaves them ready for the rushAlone, checked by the captain
12:20End of day: what surprised you. Written down verbatimFloor manager

Day one is measured by the section that got set, not by what they were told.

③ The first-week ramp

DayWatchesAccompaniedAloneDoes not touch yet
2The full pass through the rushTakes orders with Marcela beside themSetting up and drinksPayment, complaints
3—2 tables in section 2Drinks and dessertsPayment, complaints
4—3 tablesStarter and mainComplaints
5—4 tables in the rushPayment, supervisedComps
6—Full section 2 off-peakPaymentComps
7—Section 2 in the rush, Marcela in sightEverything but compsComps

By day seven they cover 60 % of a normal shift. And that day the seven-day gate opens: fifteen minutes, two fixed questions —what surprised you and what do you still not understand—. That is where most early resignations are decided, and where they can still be prevented.

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