Hi there =)
On the point of building communities, I totally agree with you, and that's
why we're really making that a key goal of sparechair.me. We feel like
connecting is a huge part of the coworking movement. We're hoping our
community will be of benefit to a bunch of folks =)
Warmest,
Thank you for your help!!
I have been reading your articles and blogs (Alex and Tony), the results of
the four global coworking surveys created and conducted by Deskmag, the
posts and topics on the Google forum since 2006 and it's so exciting to see
how the coworking movement - albeit being
There might be slight confusion around and you can encounter anomalies where
hot-desking or random business networking are identified with coworking (most
directories don't make differences, throwing everything in).
This is why Indy Hall doesn’t use any directory sites for finding members.
Billion-dollar question: *do you think that co-working will be the future
of that fluid world of work I've here very briefly described? In this
sense, can it substitute the old manufacturing industry (perhaps in a
return to the artisans' guilds or as akin to the emergent communities of
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