Vision, Mission & Values A G
TIRC’s Mission Statement
Treasure Island’s mission is to be the industry leader in all that we do. We nurture our success through our own continuous improvement and development of our team members and community.
TIRC’s Vision Statement
Our Vision is to be a source of pride and value to the Prairie Island Indian Community, our guests, team members and our surrounding communities.
Secretary
Valentina Mgeni
Asst Secretary/Treasurer
Tori (Constance) Campbell
Vice President
Ron Johnson President Grant Johnson
Treasurer Michael Childs, Jr.
Respect: We will treat people with dignity and fairness
Fun: We will offer an exciting and quality experience to guests and team members
Leadership: We will plan our future endeavors and act proactively
Recognition: We will celebrate our success and the accomplishments of our team members
Teamwork: We will use a team approach for decision-making and to accomplish our duties
Accountability: We will take ownership of our responsibilities
Safety: We will provide a safe environment for team members and guests
Service: We will strive to meet or exceed expectations of our team members and guests
QUESTION WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MY ATTITUDE AT TI? ANSWER TOUCAN LOOK IN THE MIRROR
TREASURE ISLAND VALUES
RUDENESS IS THE
WHY IS GUEST SERVICE IMPORTANT?
THE ISLAND WAY:
WALK THE WALK & TALK THE TALK
The Problem is Not the Problem.
The Problem Is Your Attitude
About the Problem. The Problem is How You See the Problem.
The Problem is How You Feel
About the Problem. The Problem is How You Think You are Going to Solve the Problem. You Create Your Own Problems.
We Create Winning Experiences FOCUS
“IT
IS WHAT IT IS”
ISSUE
SOLUTION
AVOID “ARGUING”
When You Give Resistance; You Get Resistance
Tone: Winning, Telling & Being Right
Goal: One Right Way/One Answer
Focus: Combating & Competing
Feeling: I am Right & Rude
Strategy: Finds Faults in Ideas
Approach: Closed Minded
Points Out: Potential Problems
Position: Not Open to New Ideas
Structure: Difficult & Controlling
Aftermath: May Hold a Grudge
Language: Argues: “…But”
Should, Have to, Need to, No, You, Stop, Don’t, Never, Always, Can’t
TOUCAN “TALK”
Tone: Asking, Learning & Understanding
Goal: Finding the Best Solution
Focus: Consulting & Collaborating
Feeling: I am Respectful & Patient
Strategy: Finds Strengths in Ideas
Approach: Open Minded
Points Out: Potential Solutions
Position: Open to New Ideas
Structure: Comfortable & Collaborative
Aftermath: Chooses to Let it Go
Language: Discusses: “…And”
May, I Prefer, Tell Me More, Feel/I Need, We, I Noticed
When You Give Respect; You Get Respect
WAVE Training
TRAINING TIMES
Wed 3/20 7am & 11am Eagle/Wolf
Thurs 3/21 1pm, 3pm, 6pm & 9pm Eagle/Wolf
Tues 3/26 4pm & 6pm Eagle/Wolf
Wed 3/27 7am, 11am & 1pm Eagle/Wolf
Wed 3/28 1pm, 3pm, 6pm & 9pm Eagle/Wolf
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