Using the experincescape model, explain how WeWork has designed their customer experince

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Using the experincescape model, explain how WeWork has designed their customer experince.

 

Enviromental dimestions
Ambient conditions::
• Noise/Sound
• Music
• Temperature
• Odor
Space or Function:
• Layout
• Furniture
• Equipment
• Amenities
Signs, Symbols and Artefacts:
• Signage
• Personal Artefacts
• Style of decor
Holistic Enviroment
Perceipeved
servicesacpe
Employee
response
moderator
Customer
response
moderator
Moderators
Cognitive
• Beliefs
• Categorisation
• Symbolic meaning
Employee
responses
Customer
responses
Cognitive
• Beliefs
• Categorisation
• Symbolic meaning
Emotional
• Mood
• Attitudes
Internal Responses
Emotional
• Mood
• Attitudes
Physiological
• Pain
• Comfort
• Movement
• Physical Fit
Physiological
• Pain
• Comfort
Behaviour
• Movement
• Physical Fit
Approach
• Affiliation
• Exploration
Stay longer
• Commitment
• Carry out Plan
• Avoid (opposite of
approach)
Social interactions between
and among customers and
employees
Approach
• Affiliation
• Exploration
• Stay longer
• Commitment
• Carry out Plan
• Avoid (opposite of
approach)
Transcribed Image Text:Enviromental dimestions Ambient conditions:: • Noise/Sound • Music • Temperature • Odor Space or Function: • Layout • Furniture • Equipment • Amenities Signs, Symbols and Artefacts: • Signage • Personal Artefacts • Style of decor Holistic Enviroment Perceipeved servicesacpe Employee response moderator Customer response moderator Moderators Cognitive • Beliefs • Categorisation • Symbolic meaning Employee responses Customer responses Cognitive • Beliefs • Categorisation • Symbolic meaning Emotional • Mood • Attitudes Internal Responses Emotional • Mood • Attitudes Physiological • Pain • Comfort • Movement • Physical Fit Physiological • Pain • Comfort Behaviour • Movement • Physical Fit Approach • Affiliation • Exploration Stay longer • Commitment • Carry out Plan • Avoid (opposite of approach) Social interactions between and among customers and employees Approach • Affiliation • Exploration • Stay longer • Commitment • Carry out Plan • Avoid (opposite of approach)
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WeWork - It is one of the largest providers of flexible workspace solutions.

A servicescape model concept is described as "the ecosystem in which the service is created and in which the vendor and customer interact, mixed with tangible commodities that aid performance or communication of the service".

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