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Title: Individual Analysis: EZs Brick Oven


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Individual Analysis EZs Brick Oven Grill
Monica Faubion Kim Garland Maureen Maina Ron
Monachello Minerva Rosales Jake Salazar Monica
A. Yanez
  • Group 1
  • February 5, 2003

2
Background Factors
  • Personalities are like blueprints. Each one is
    unique in its own design.

3
Personal Systems
  • E-Z Employees
  • Age
  • range between 17 35 years
  • Experience
  • Depends on position cooks - cashiers

4
Personal Systems
  • General Characteristics
  • Gender 8 males and 4 females
  • Ethnicity dominantly Hispanic and few Anglos
  • Personal Characteristics
  • People oriented
  • Initiative
  • Mature
  • Family-oriented attitude

5
Technology and Layout
  • EZS RESTAURANT

6
Nature of Equipment Degree of Mechanization
  • Computerized cash registers and display monitors
    to indicate food items needed for preparation
  • Mechanized self-serve beverage area for
    patrons use
  • High Tech dining area with fluorescent lighting
    and fast beat music

7
Effect of Technology on Activities / Interactions
  • The restaurant is more efficient
  • Interactions are between people that work in
    individual food preparation, counter service, and
    serving (expediting) areas
  • Due to the high volume food sales during peak
    hours little time is left for interaction outside
    the individual working areas other than business
    concerns
  • At slower moments, interaction occurs more
    readily between groups

8
Technology in Terms of Employee Volume, Physical
Movement, and Variations
  • The technology involved reduces the number of
    employees needed
  • Physical movement is reduced to the immediate
    working area but is not confining or
    uncomfortable
  • Work assignments/stations are such that they
    limit variations on work methods.
  • Preparation and expedition of food is a
    sequential process and judgment becomes routine
    and predictable

9
Employee Interactions and Activities
  • Due to physical layout of separate work areas
    interaction is mainly between people that work
    within those areas
  • Interaction between areas is possible if
    necessary (food order corrections, problems,
    business issues)
  • The noise level is rather high at peak periods
    due to the high volume of food served and seating
    capacity (260 people maximum)

10
Expertise required by technology and Employee
Status
  • Computer cash register skill is a requirement for
    counter positions
  • It appears that employee status is hierarchical
    but not necessarily related to technological
    skill. In this organization, it appears that the
    cooks have greater status due to the correct and
    appropriate preparation of food items

11
  • Reward System
  • Rewards
  • All
  • Compensation greater than competition
  • Flexibility with schedule
  • Work with friends
  • Free food
  • Management
  • Bonus
  • Paid vacation
  • Internal promotions
  • Non-management
  • Scholarship program
  • Grade bonus
  • Add a friend

12
Required System
  • Activities
  • Interactions
  • Attitudes

13
Activities
  • Required activities
  • Strongly associated with the employees job titles

14
Interactions
  • Who must interact?
  • What relationships are likely to form?

15
Behavior
  • How do the employees feel about their tasks in
    the organization?

16
Organizational Chart
17
EMERGENT SYSTEM
18
Activities
  • Taking customers orders
  • Calling out for ready orders
  • Food preparation and cooking
  • Dishwashing
  • Table clean-up
  • Pizza delivery
  • Manager supervision

19
Interactions
  • Minimal communication during peak hours
  • Communication interaction pick up during slow
    hours
  • Good rapport between manager and employees

20
Attitudes
  • Cheerful
  • Focused
  • Diligent
  • Patient
  • Out-going
  • One hostile/upset cashier

21
Norms
  • None observed

22
Social Structure
23
Social Structure
  • Upset cashier was observed to be the
    deviant/isolate

24
Consequences
25
  • Emergent Systems
  • Productivity
  • Quality Food
  • Fast Service
  • Satisfaction
  • Highly satisfied employees
  • Family-like environment
  • Laid-back, fun place to work

26
  • Emergent Systems (cont.)
  • Development
  • Fully trained employees
  • Promote from within organization

27
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