Great ideas - thanks Glen!
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 10:42 AM, Glen Ferguson g...@coworkfrederick.com
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Hey Alex,
I've been using Zapier enough to finally move into a paid account. It's
hooking together a lot of differnet services. I have it:
- tying together website room reservation forms with Freshbooks for
invoicing non-members plus Google calendars to make an event entry/send the
I think the below typically applies to smaller coworking spaces.
Well, let me rephrase:
the below is required for smaller spaces
larger spaces does not need to follow the below rule; BUT, should they,
yes, I agree that the below would be ideal.
That said, from my experience of
Hi all,
somehow the post has perfect timing :) Thanks Alex for sharing your
learnings with the video. You really have a great way to explain this
stuff. We also using Slack in our space and recently played around with
Zapier. Wow is it a powerful way to automate workflows across different
We've just worked out the details. If any of you would like free help with
your business, the City's Department of Economic Development will hold open
office hours at Cowork Frederick starting February 6. Walk ins are welcome;
appointments can also be made by contacting the DED office. Here's
Thanks, but my apologies; I meant to send that to our Google member group.
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2015
Bad ass, Glen! It's always great to see folks from the municipal side of
things embedded in coworking spaces.
Let us know how people respond!
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 8:18 AM, Jerome Chang jer...@blankspaces.com
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I think the below typically
This is what we use Nadine for. OK so it's another silly name but we now
have a cute logo and website http://nadineproject.org! Since I'm focused
on running Office Nomads and not writing the best marketing speak I've
struggled with how to describe Nadine. The user profiles are what people
Hi Jacob,
congrats on having a site and logo for nadine :) Especially like the
friendly form at the end, hope you don't mind if I copy that. Thanks for
your continued open source efforts, I bet Nadine works perfect for you and
could for other spaces too that like to roll their own. So not so
I'll add another item to Jonathan\s list:
4 - Less diversity. 100 members with a flex or part time membership is 3x
as many different occupations, passions, life experiences, and hobbies than
35 members with a full time membership, so the mix of people that members
interact with will be much less
Many full-time members with permanent desks is absolutely a problem.
We limit to a maximum of 40% of desks for full-timers. If you go too far above
that there are at least three common problems:
1) Part-time / flexible members don't feel like they have a significant sense
of ownership of the
Too many full time members, not enough flex (or some variation on flex).
Er... many fulltimers is a *problem*?!?!?
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How would a free coworking space get income (to pay rent, manager, etc.) ?
I see some sites rent the conference rooms, is that it?
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Great post, thanks! I use Trello all the time for my marketing business but
haven't really used it in this way for our coworking space. I'll have to
try it :)
On Friday, January 30, 2015 at 12:33:58 AM UTC-5, Alex Hillman wrote:
We’ve been working on a lot of workflows and streamlining at
Very welcome :)
Trello's blog is worth scoping out too, they show it being used in all kinds of
ways I had never imagined...definitely part of what inspired this stuff.
http://blog.trello.com
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