Thought some of you might get a kick out of today's exchange with one
of our members. Anybody have any similar experiences to share?
So, a member sent this email to our host... (names changed to protect
the innocent)
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Here I am having to be the old lame again BUT
My clients come into this
Hey Don,
Personally, I don't think it's much to ask to not walk around with stinky bare
feet and the reply from your host probably alienated your *paying* member with
the brick-wall reply. Why not simply say have you tried speaking to the
bare-footed culprit and asked if they can wear some
And that would be fine, Liam.
Look, I don't run a coworking space (grain of salt disclaimer).
But each one is a community, right? If not, you're all Regis
franchisers. A community, a culture, a group. There may even be
subcultures, sub groups. (Which would be awesome!)
Each community is not
I was thinking the same thing! I could have just posted the SOCKS link
and typed what Joshua said! LOL
TH
On May 3, 3:47 pm, Joshua Marpet jmar...@datadevastation.com wrote:
Toni! Great Minds!!! :D Awesome!
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:46 PM, Toni Hogan t...@theofficeconnexion.com
I'm not sure if stinky feet was really the issue. I suspect it's more
of an aesthetic value judgement. But given that we have 300+ members,
I'm not sure we can have members adjust their attire because one
member has a client meeting. So, it's more a question of what the
predominant culture is and
Precisely. It's critically important to be yourself so people have
something to gravitate towards and also away from. This provides the
integrity and consistency of the culture which is what people are really
looking for. I know how we do things turns some members off, and we lose
customers,
Which is why when I start a coworking space here in Philadelphia, I'll
make it one with a different culture than Indy Hall, so Alex doesn't
kill me. Alex, the Coworking assassin! ;)
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 5:03 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com wrote:
Precisely. It's critically important
Hi everyone! I was a long-time member of a Coworking space in Fort
Collins, CO called Cohere and am an evangelist in every other way to
the Coworking movement which helped me escape the corporate world in
2010. I may have seen some of you at the Global Coworking Unconference
this past month in
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