… I've just picked up a great new title *The Style Of Coworking *by Alice
Davies http://alicesstudio.co.uk/, a kind of coffee table book of coworks
around the world. Largely focussing on design, it's still a great
compilation of spaces and their philosophies, but also shows that coworking
is
Hi
We have not done our own currency but its come up a dozen times. We've
hesitated because we didn't want to treat 'niceties' as something that
required/was worthy of 'payment'. We worried that it would make the vibe
dependent on these currency exchanges. that said, we see a ton of benefits
Hi Will,
Interesting experiment, please keep us posted! Encouraging the members to
give back to the community (even if it has some way of compensation)
doesn't sound like a problem to me. Are you going to establish some kind of
equivalences? Or will you give a fixed amount of LOLs to anyone
Hi,
we have a coworking opportunity in Elst, the Netherlands, which I just
launched. Not sure if we do it in the way other people do, as we offer an
all-in price with office furniture, Mutual canteen and meeting room and
internet access. Can anyone tell me if this is normal or too much ?
Hey Coworking group -
First of all, thanks for being awesome!
I'm the Community Manager of a new coworking space called Grand Circus
(grandcircus.co) in the heart of downtown Detroit. We've got floor to
ceiling windows, the perfect proximity to coffee shops and cafes, and we're
now one of
Hi
You could join this group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/544352345654377/that deskmag has just
launched last days here.
It is part of a bigger
projecthttp://www.kisskissbankbank.com/the-new-deskmagto gather all works on
coworking and help start new ones.
All the best,
Le mardi 8
It sounds to me like your tenants came to rent a cheap office, not to
participate in a community. This is hard to combat after the fact, but it's
also a very common issue when a Coworking space is opened before a community is
built.
Also, odds are that if you're thinking of them as
Hi,
To clarify, do you want socialisation (fun events for them to attend and
get to know one another) or do you want collaboration (working together on
a project)?
If you want socialisation, I'd suggest plugging away at some events, even
recurring events so that they can see there are multiple
Kate, to build upon what Alex is saying, I'd suggest that you conduct an
experiment that could give you some valuable insights.
I call it the Coffee/Beer Strategy. To shift your mindset (and theirs!)
from thinking of the people in your space as tenants and into a mindset of
them as members, you
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