๐ SayPro Documents to be Provided by Employees:
Documentation of Their Interaction with Attendees (If Applicable)
This refers to a written record or report of how employees engaged or communicated with attendees during the conference. The purpose of collecting this documentation is to:
- Track how effectively SayPro staff represented the organization
- Assess the quality of support or service given to attendees
- Learn from employee experiences to improve future events
This is especially important for roles that involve direct public interaction, such as:
- Registration and front-desk staff
- Ushers and floor coordinators
- Speakers or presenters
- Tech support staff
- Help desk or info booth teams
- Customer service representatives
- Sales or outreach staff
๐ What Should Be Included in the Documentation?
Employees should report their interactions in a clear, structured, and factual manner. Here are the key elements to include:
1. Basic Information
- Employeeโs name
- Job role or assignment at the conference
- Date(s) and time(s) of interactions (if known)
- Location of interaction (e.g., help desk, breakout room 2, virtual chat window)
2. Type of Attendee Interaction
Explain the nature of the interactions. Examples:
- Answering general inquiries (e.g., โWhere is the keynote room?โ)
- Providing technical support (e.g., microphone issues, app login)
- Assisting with registration or check-in
- Collecting attendee feedback or forms
- Guiding attendees through the program or venue
- Networking and professional discussions
- Resolving complaints or issues
- Translating or interpreting
3. Interaction Details
For each significant interaction or group of interactions, include:
- Who the interaction was with (e.g., attendee name if known, or “group of delegates from XYZ organization”)
- What the attendee needed or asked
- How the employee responded or resolved the issue
- Outcome of the interaction (resolved, escalated, follow-up needed, etc.)
๐ Example:
โOn Day 2, I assisted a delegate from the South African Development Fund who was unable to access the digital agenda via the conference app. I guided him through the login steps and helped reset his password. Issue resolved within 5 minutes.โ
4. Feedback from Attendees (if any)
If attendees gave any verbal or written feedback โ positive or negative โ it should be documented. This could include:
- Compliments on service
- Suggestions or complaints
- Comments about the event experience
- Appreciation of assistance or support
๐ Example:
โOne participant thanked me for clearly explaining the program schedule and said the SayPro team was very well organized.โ
5. Employee Reflection
Employees should briefly reflect on:
- What they learned from interacting with attendees
- Any recurring issues or questions they noticed
- How attendee engagement could be improved in the future
๐ Example:
โMany attendees were confused about the breakout session locations. For the next event, clearer signage and floor maps at the entrance could help.โ
6. Supporting Evidence (If Available)
If possible, attach any of the following:
- Chat logs (for virtual conferences)
- Photos of interactions (e.g., at help desks)
- Notes taken during conversations
- Copies of attendee feedback submitted through the employee
- Any signed forms or confirmations
๐ Format & Submission Guidelines
- Format: Word Document or PDF
- File Naming:
FirstName_LastName_AttendeeInteractionReport_MMYYYY
- Deadline: Submit within 3โ5 business days after the event ends (unless otherwise instructed)
- Submission: Upload to the SayPro platform or email to your supervisor/HR team
๐ฏ Why This Matters
- Ensures accountability for roles involving public engagement
- Helps SayPro understand attendee needs and improve future events
- Provides real-world feedback from the conference floor
- Recognizes excellent customer service
- Supports post-event evaluation and reporting
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