Well done! Keep us posted how things go. Wishing you all the best!
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Best line in here: "This cost us some more existing and potential
members, to be sure, but they
were the kind who breeze in on clicky heels, march into a conference
room to
meet with clients for three hours, and march out without saying howdy-
do to
anyone."
Yes, we know those breezy, clicky heels
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> I'm glad to say that some of our dearest members first come to us as
> mere consumers of space. It's all they know. But at some point they
> have a conversion. I haven't figured out what the magic moment is, the
> words that are spoken, that causes the change of heart, but it's good
> to keep i
Things are moving forward nicely. It looks like we are opening our
doors on October 1st.
On Sep 3, 2:49 pm, chrisjdavis wrote:
> The space we are looking at is in Northern Plano, and it is move in
> ready, if not pretty yet. I will keep things updated here as we move
> forward!
>
> On Aug 28, 4:0
Corporate execs trying out coworking spaces... I like the idea and add the
caveat that they can't just spend a day in a space... passing time in a
coworking space in the customer/renter/outsider mentality won't get anyone
very far. Understanding that very line, the one between customer and
member
No, no - you missed my point. I'm talking longer-term.
I'm not asking a current exec to try out a coworking space. For a day, or
ever.
I'm talking about the fact that one of the hundreds of people who work at
Indy Hall might run one of the most powerful companies in the world someday.
10 years fr
Jacob- I've loved this train of thought you've been discussing. Well done.
I have a friend who works with companies on employee onboarding and
performance management. When speaking of employee types, he uses the terms
"owners" and "renters". One (and the preferred) has taken ownership of the
The Coworking Effect I like it. Thanks for persisting.
Jacob
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On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Alex Hillman wrote:
> No, no - you missed my point. I'm talking longer-term.
>
> I'm not asking
I've got a bit more about "The Coworking Effect" (I'll be using that) here:
http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2011/07/i-dont-think-were-solving-a-cubicle-problem/
-Alex
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On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 2:55 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
> The Coworking Effect I like
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