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  • 7/22/2019 Starbucks Experience Map

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    1.a Discussing

    with team thelocal places tograb a coffee.

    1.b Decid-ing to go toStarbucks andwork on de-sign reports.

    1.c Hoping

    to find a closeparking spot.

    1.d HopingStarbucks isnot overlycrowded andwill have avail-able seating.

    2.a Notice

    that there area couple ofpeople in line.

    2.b Notice thenarrow, con-fined layout.

    2.cEnjoy thearoma ofroasted coffeeand mixedsweet, robustsmells.

    2.dThe light-ing is pleasant,not overlybright and nottoo dim.

    2.eThe musicseems ethnic,

    extendedvocals, soft instyle, volumetoo load andbut my taste.

    1.e Consider-ing alternativeplaces just incase..

    3.a The wait-

    ing line occu-pies the maintraffic way.

    3.b Themenus acrossthe counterare hard toread while inline.

    baseline

    3.c The linemoves slow,people whojust orderedare still in thesame area.Becomescrowded.

    3.dThe order-ing processseems too

    slow. Inconsis-tent structureof service.

    4.a The Barista

    acknowledgesme with asmile.

    4.b I can seethe menu bet-ter now, but Ifeel rushed toorder a drink.

    4.c I feelforced tomake a quickbeverage se-lection. I play itsafe by havingwhat I alwaysget.

    4.d The baris-ta confirmsmy selectionand asks myname to writeon the cup.

    4.e He writesdown myname andsome codeon the cupand hands itoff to anotherbarista whowill make itwhen he isfinished withother orders.

    2.fThe roomclimate seemsintentionallycold.

    5.a The barista

    tells me thetotal and I paywith my creditcard. He asksme if I wantmy receipt, Idecline.

    5.b My inter-action endswith him say-ing thank you.He doesnt usemy name.

    5.cNow Imove to theleft of wherei paid. Onceagain I feelcrowded andout of place.People arewalking by me.There isnt adesignatedwaiting ,sittingarea.

    5.dAs I stand,the drinkermaker shoutsfinished ordersand placesthem on adrink stand.He screamsGrande Chai.

    5.e Confu-sion. Is this mydrink? Whydid he not callout my nameor name and

    drink? I pickup the drinkand see that ithas Eric writ-ten on it.

    6.a Grab my

    drink and lookfor a place tosit.

    6.b I need,most im-portantly, anoutlet and aworkspace.

    6.cI noticethat there areonly a fewlocations inthe seating ar-eas that haveoutlets. This isdiscouraging.

    6.dMostplaces areoccupied. Nooutlets are

    available.

    6.eThe work-spaces seemsmall andimpractical.Most are justhave a smallround woodentable withtwo woodenchairs.

    6.fI find anempty reclinedcushionedarmchair.Next to it is asmall woodentable sharedby anotherperson sitting

    in the otherarm chair.

    6.gThe chairis comfortableand I continueto sit in it.

    7.aThe cub is

    hot, steaming,but withstand-ing in myhand.

    7.b Smellsroasty andsweet.

    7.cFirst sip istoo hot, butflavorful. Imhappy withthe taste andmy choice.

    7.dThecontinuedsips remainsatisfying.

    8.a I place my

    drink on thetable next meand place mybag on thefloor.

    8.bI removemy computerand accesso-ries and nowam shifting mycoffee to findroom for all ofmy things onthis little cof-fee table.

    8.cThe tableis too low towork fromthere, so Iplace mylaptop in my

    lap. My drinkremains onthe table, mybag on thefloor.

    8.dIm feel-ing crowded.I have noroom to usemy wire-less mouse. Inow use thesurface of thearm chair asmy mousepad. Not veryeffective.

    8.eThe crowdtalking doesntbother meafter awhile,but the musicis way too loudand beginningto become adistraction.

    8.fI enjoy the

    free wirelessand the unlim-ited use. Thesignal strengthis adequate.

    8.g The musicis really both-ering me. I putmy head-phones on andplay my mp3songs.

    8.h The bat-tery use on mycomputer is aconcern now.I will beginlooking foranother tableto work at.

    8.i The airconditioningseems inten-tion. Its coldoutside andcold inside. Islip my jacketon.

    8.j I continuallyfinding myselfpeople watch-ing while Iwork. Thereare interestingpeople here,so Im not toobothered. Inever like feel-ing alone. any

    9.aThe barista

    walks by meand makes anannounce-ment to thetore that itwill be closingshorty -10 pm.

    9.bI would liketo continueto work. I feel10pm closingtime is muchtoo early,especially in acollege town.

    9.cI standup and walkaround until Ifind a hiddentrash can tothrow my cup

    into.

    10.aI pack my

    things up andhead out thedoor.

    10.b The re-maining stafftell me to havea good night.

    11.aI head to

    my car andwish that Icould havestayed longerto work. Iknow thatonce I gethome, I will bein the wrongmind stateto continueworking.

    11.bThe cof-fee was verygood, but Iwas disap-pointed in theenvironment.Distractingmusic, smallworkspace,lack of power

    outlets.

    Date: 3/22/10

    Eric - Repeat Customer

    Purpose: To work/drink coffee

    Ambience

    Aroma

    Audible Sensations

    Second guessing

    Worrying

    Cold, drafty

    Slightly crowded

    Greeting

    Unwilling to try something new, risk

    Feeling rushed

    Lack of personal spaceUnstructured

    Fake

    Factory line

    Quick, convenient

    Impersonal

    Polite

    Feedback

    Confusing

    Inconsistent

    Loud

    Lack of seatingLack of outlets

    Not large work spaces

    Sofa chair is comfortable

    Uncomfortable wooden chairs

    Tasty drink

    Flavorable

    Appropriate temperature

    Not large work spaces

    Furniture not ideal for computer work

    Crowd conversation noise

    Loud music

    Distracting

    Repeating, not my taste

    Blasting air conditioning

    Free Wi-Fi

    People watching

    Closing time

    Good byes

    Annoyed about closing time

    Good drink

    Annoyed about where I sat

    Back hurts

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