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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.
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The owner asked this:«I have high server turnover: a new one every two months, trained by whoever is standing next to them, so each one runs the shift differently. I need the server's manual for the Tuesday-to-Friday lunch, which is when we fill up.»

① The server's shift clock

Five stretches, 42 minutes of your own work outside service; the rest is service.

StretchTimeDurationAim of the stretch
Arrival and uniform11:0010 minBe ready before set-up, not during it
Set-up and pre-check11:1020 minFloor serviceable at 11:30, not 11:55
The peak12:00–14:30150 minHold ticket times and sales per table
Lull14:30–15:1545 minRestock, close open tabs, set up the evening
Close and handover15:1512 minWhoever comes in has nothing to ask

If the peak starts at 12:30 at the other location, the whole clock shifts 30 minutes: you do not rewrite the manual, you shift the time column.

② The peak, step by step (extract: 6 of 11)

#StepStandardCheckEscalation
1Greet and hand over the menuWithin 2 minutes of them sittingLook at the ticket clock, not your impressionPast 4 min, radio the captain, immediately
2Take the drink order before the food orderDrink on table within 5 minutesDrink served before taking the mainBar backed up: tell the captain before promising a time
3Offer the starter of the day by name, not «anything to start?»1 specific suggestion per tableCount how many tables took it at closeIf nobody takes it in 10 tables, say so at handover
4Enter the ticket with modifications written, never spoken0 verbal tickets to the kitchenThe printed ticket says what the guest orderedA kitchen error from a bad ticket is yours: flag it there and then
5Check the plate before you carry itHot food leaves above 63 °C; no plate leaves without its sideCompare against the recipe-card photo at the passOff standard: back to the pass, not to the table
6Return to the table 3 minutes after the first bite1 pass per table per courseAsk about the dish, not «everything okay?»A complaint: call the captain before offering anything

No step says «politely». Every one says what it is checked against.

③ The ten failures, ordered by what they cost

FailureLikely causeOne-line fixWhat it costs
Table seated ungreeted for 4+ minNobody owns that zoneZones written at set-up, with namesThe first impression, and the tip
Verbal ticket to the kitchenRushing at the peakZero exceptions: if it is not printed, it does not existA refired plate ≈ 1 average check
No starter or dessert offeredFear of «selling»One specific suggestion by name, not a questionUp to 12 % of the check
Lukewarm plate at the tableFood piling up at the passLeaves two plates at a time, not fourA return and waste

Extract: the full table runs ten rows, ordered by same-day cost.

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