Field View Walkthrough™
Improve the organizational experience by improving the systems that create it.
Every organization creates an experience. See your organization through the eyes of the people who experience it. Customers, employees, patients, volunteers, partners, and community members don’t experience departments; they experience the organization as a whole.
The Field View Walkthrough™ is BARC’s signature assessment. Through surveys, observation, interviews, and evidence-based organizational analysis, we identify where your organization’s day-to-day reality aligns or fails to align with its mission, values, and promises.
Every organization creates an experience.
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Organizations that want to:
Improve customer or patient experience
Strengthen employee engagement
Reduce operational friction
Better align daily operations with their mission
Understand how their organization is truly experienced
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Is your organization experienced by customers, employees, and community in the way you intend, and what changes will bring that experience closer to your mission and promises?
What’s Included
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BARC observes the organization from arrival through departure, evaluating the complete organizational journey.
Before Arrival
Marketing
Website
Scheduling
Communication
Expectations
Arrival
Accessibility
Parking
Signage
Environment
First impressions
Interaction
Employee engagement
Communication
Professionalism
Leadership visibility
Service delivery
Operations
Workflow
Wait times
Technology
Handoffs
Coordination
Departure
Follow-up
Confidence
Satisfaction
Likelihood to return
Likelihood to recommend
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Organizational Experience Survey
Using BARC’s Organizational Experience Survey, employees, leaders, and other stakeholders evaluate key touchpoints across the organization.
Responses are organized using the Masters • Meets • Misses framework.
Masters – The organization consistently exceeds expectations and reinforces trust.
Meets – The organization delivers the experience it promises.
Misses – The organization falls short or creates unnecessary friction.
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Recommendations are organized around BARC’s five pillars:
People
Process
Communication
Structure
Stability
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For every major “Miss,” BARC identifies:
Driving Forces
What is helping the organization succeed?
Restraining Forces
What barriers are preventing success?
This helps distinguish isolated problems from underlying organizational patterns.
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Major observations are evaluated using BARC’s MORE Insight framework.
Memory
Observation
Recommendation
Emotion
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Every client receives a written report including:
Executive Summary
Organizational Experience Scorecard
Masters • Meets • Misses Findings
Key Organizational Strengths
High-Priority Friction Points
Turning Point Analysis
Infrastructure of Success Assessment
Prioritized Recommendations
30-, 60-, and 90-Day Action Plan