One quick note though: federal rules around internships changed a lot
the past year or three, and you have to be very careful about actually
educating interns for credit, and not just using them for grunt work.
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I'd love to see somebody start a spreadsheet of things like:
- the places that people have successfully found and met prospective
members (and places that have turned up bupkis)
- successful events that enhance the culture of a coworking community
(and events that nobody seemed intere
I wish I had more time right now to respond, but I thought these few posts
might help your thinking:
http://www.indyhall.org/blog/2009/08/06/how-indyhall-got-the-best-office-manager-without-hiring-an-office-manager/
http://www.indyhall.org/blog/2009/08/20/the-indyhall-internship/
http://dangerou
Angel recently mentioned in the Startup Spreadsheet thread that she
typically has 1-3 unpaid interns helping out at any one time, Having
interns coworking sounds like a great idea that I hadn't considered before.
Therefore, I have some questions:
1. How many people here host internships?
2.
CADU good morning!
Tks to your invite. I will try to visit you Asap.
Best regrds.
Jorge
21 7638-2459
22 8129-1955
2010/12/1 Cadu de Castro Alves
> Hi, Jorge.
>
> I'm Cadu and I work at BeesOffice, a Coworking space here in Rio de
> Janeiro.
>
> Would you mind
Hey Johanna. Feel free to stop by Citizen Space and chat with any of
our residents who are around that day. You might also want to talk to
the people at The Grotto -- they were doing collective-type stuff in
SF before coworking was coworking.
Best,
Hillary
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Hillary Hartley
Citizen Space
http:
Contact Blake Burris at CoHabitat in Shreveport (or Dallas.) The
Shreveport space has local government and economic development
involvement.
And if you find the magic sauce pass it on. :-)
Cheers!
Todd O'Neill
On Nov 30, 10:11 am, BrianR wrote:
> Which coworking spaces have worked successfully
HI Rob,
I have an 1,100 sqft space in Colorado and with 0 refurbishing, other
than changing one paint color, my start up costs were $20,000. I
thought it would be 10,000 but the old rule of doubling what you think
held true! This space is currently home to 31 members, the majority of
whom use the s
Hello,
I just joined this group. I am a catalyst working on creating a co-
working space in San Francisco, specificaly for fashion designers,
seamstresses, and others in the clothing/textile field. I'm currently
looking for ware houses. I could use some advice and insight from
others who are also
thanks, have a safe trip home
best
a
On 2 December 2010 11:42, Jacob Sayles wrote:
> Great stuff Araceli!
>
> It was wonderful seeing your space and what you do first hand the other
> day. London has some really cool things going on.
>
> Jacob
>
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Great stuff Araceli!
It was wonderful seeing your space and what you do first hand the other day.
London has some really cool things going on.
Jacob
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On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Araceli Camar
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