🍞 One cut can cost you a customer
Incorrect bread cutting may seem like a small detail, but it directly impacts assembly, appearance, and even customer satisfaction. Additionally, following the correct Subway standard reduces waste and can lower your store’s COGS.
This guide will help you correct and prevent one of the most common operational issues: incorrect bread cutting.
How about following this step-by-step guide to standardize sandwich assembly and deliver an impeccable customer experience?
Step-by-step resolution:
1. Identify occurrences 🔍
Review records in the Visio platform: Check which orders were impacted by improper cuts and don’t forget to mark this as the “rejection reason” when applicable;
Observe the team: Identify which employees have the most difficulty following the bread-cutting standard;
Analyze the context: Determine whether the issue is related to lack of training, rushing during preparation, or improper knife use.
2. Reinforce the cutting standard ✂️
Review the franchise manual: Ensure everyone understands the correct angle and method for cutting the bread;
Demonstrate in practice: Conduct quick training sessions showing how to position the knife and make the correct cut;
Provide the right tools: Check that knives are sharp and suitable for the type of bread.
3. Provide constructive feedback 📊
Speak directly with the employee: Explain where the mistakes are and how they can improve;
Be specific: Avoid vague or unsupported corrections. “I noticed the bread is being cut outside the standard, which makes assembly harder. This is the correct way: (show image)”;
Reinforce the benefits: Explain how proper cutting makes assembly easier and improves sandwich presentation.
4. Track results 📈
Monitor through Visio Pista: Use reports to check whether incidents related to bread cutting have decreased during reviews.
Extra tips to prevent incorrect cuts
Use a visual guide: Place images of the ideal cut near the prep station;
Encourage knowledge sharing: Invite experienced employees to demonstrate cutting techniques to others.
Now it’s time to ensure perfect cuts!
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