Very cool Susan. I do similar to that at home actually. Picked up the style
from living in Ukraine. DigiCafe will also use that concept. :)
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 12:10 AM, Jessica Hulse jessica.hu...@gmail.comwrote:
Great! Thanks for sharing! I've been playing around with different ideas in
Interesting visions...
I think I need be careful with coworkers I accept.
Thanks.
On 15 feb, 23:50, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
It's not just a metaphor, Phil, it's reality. :)
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On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 5:44 PM, Phil Wolff
same thoughts here in germany!
http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/browse_thread/thread/df5b5f0c881e01b6/c567884e1064580d?lnk=gstq=quora#c567884e1064580d
Since i discovered http://www.quora.com a couple of weeks ago ( i
must
say that i am still not in the using-mode) and read this article
Hello, coworkers! How are you, my friends? =)
We are starting a conversation on Twitter to talk about coworking. Most people
doesn't know or understand how it works, so we'll help them.
If you'd like to participe, ask people to tweet questions using the
#coworkingtalk hashtag.
Let's go?
Abs,
Accepting coworking is a slippery slope to exclusion - instead, try to
focus on seeking out a really strong core (~10 people) who share the vision
for the community and space that you do. They'll invariably have their own
versions of the vision but the main stated purpose should be shared.
If the
I wouldn't put all of your eggs into the new hotness just yet. Quora and
stuff like it is a MASSIVE time sink. Just go out there and get to know YOUR
communities better and stop worrying so much about other peoples'.
Besides, new hotness trends towards yesterdays news :)
-Alex
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Hello,
I am not sure what this relates to, but I speak Polish.
Msg me if I could help somehow.
On Feb 12, 9:45 am, erich13 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
I found some people here:
http://coworking.jottit.com/zainteresowani
which translates to this:
Hi,
The acronym your searching for is MLM. And with a sense of humor, it is
embarrassing how Wikipedia practically DOES have the answer to almost
anything, but they do pretty-much nail-it on this one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing.
I wouldn't be too harsh to judge. For
Basterrak, you asked about MLM workers in a co-working space.
Not trying to step on anyone's toes here, especially since I'm a newbie to
the scene, and have been lurking for a little bit.
I used to work for a scam artist. Literal scam artist. If you ever get
involved in something and it feels
Agreed, this happens to us often as well. Our space is attractive for
most businesses like marketing and financial investors that require long
daily meetings and have several people in and out which can be slightly
disruptive to other members. We really haven't had an issue because
when these
Second lesson: If you're marketing to nerds, include zombie references.
Every good fort must serve to stand against the ZA!
I'd love to come by sometime. You're in my old 'hood.
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this community. We've worked really hard at Office Nomads to find the right
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talk about since every community has different elements they are working
Wow - these are all great questions. Although I cannot disclose
certain information as we are a privately held, C corporation, nor do
I have clearance to do so, I can clarify a few details. I also support
your statement that a pro forma is really important. Please note: I
wrote this off the cuff,
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Interesting subtle change in the way that listervs have been run over
the years.
In the past when a subscriber to a list sent a please get me off this
list one of the admins would deal with it and contact the individual
*off list*.
These days it seems to be the norm to send messages to
Chris,
Interesting social commentary, and interesting that you chose to call it
out. Nothing is easy with a community of 3000+ people and there is always a
better way to do it. It's a challenge to balance everything out and with
such a broad group it's hard to know how to be nice or be helpful.
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