Role-Based Execution
Lesson 2 of 6 8 min 70 XP

Understanding Every Role

Learning objective

Understand what each Passport role owns — and what it should never handle.

Why this matters

Most cross-team friction comes from one role doing another role's job with good intentions.

Knowing the boundaries makes you faster, not smaller.

The customer gets a correct answer the first time instead of a confident wrong one.

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What each role owns

The idea

Boundaries make you faster, not smaller

A confident wrong answer costs the customer more than a fast, honest transfer.

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Role cards

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Flip each role card

Front is the role. Back is what it owns, where it escalates, and how it works best.

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Who owns this?

Knowledge check

Who owns this?

Match each customer situation to the role that owns it.

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They hear this

“There's a charge on my invoice I don't recognise.”

Pick the clearest way to say it
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Question 1 · Multiple choice

Who owns setting the customer's expectations about what Membership includes?

Question 2 · Multiple choice

Who owns keeping the homeowner's Passport home record accurate over time?

Question 3 · Scenario

A Membership Concierge is asked to approve a refund outside policy. What should they do?

Golden rule

Know what you own,

and what you must never promise.

Accomplished

You can now…

  • State the primary responsibilities of each Passport role
  • Identify what a role should never handle
  • Name the escalation point for each role
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