Sorry to hear that you felt that way about the panel, Tony. I do want
to emphasize, though, that the panel was *not* on the future of
coworking. It was on "What coworking tells us about the future of
work."
So I wanted to get a wide set of perspectives on that topic. After
all, we've seen a wide s
Not a problem, Tony. This is exactly the sort of after-event
discussion that I was hoping for, and frankly think we need to have.
For the record, I completely agree with you on the panel and was quite
surprised there wasn't as much discussion about it afterwards from
those that were in attendance.
Did you get a chance to watch the videos from SXSW on the LifeSize
Communications facebook page? Here's a link to the Facebook page:
http://bit.ly/a2Jm0R
The controversial one with Gary Swart that Tony brought up can be
found here: http://bit.ly/c6taQG
Another one of the panels that I recorded was
The movement must go beyond the word 'coworking.' Words will always
be coopted by people who'll use them to benefit themselves.
Below is a quote I received on a metrocard.
"The purpose of a fish trap is to catch fish, and when the fish are
caught, the trap is forgotten. The purpose of words is t
Liu Yan, Thanks for sharing that article! Fascinating.
I like this part:
"To demonstrate the way work really is, Alexander picks up a sheet of
paper. 'What would be ideal would be to take this document,' he says,
'and put it here' -- at arm's length, about head high -- 'and have it
just stay the
Thanks Susan and everyone for the feedback. If anyone else has links
to other videos, photos, or blog posts from the SXSWi or other
conferences/events, please feel free to share them with the group.
I can see that the definition of what 'Coworking' is may eventually
evolve from the initial picture
Jay, there's tons of videos and photos from SXSWi on the LifeSize
facebook page. Hope you got a chance to check them all out!
http://www.bit.ly/a2Jm0R
Sarah
On Apr 13, 9:12 pm, Jay wrote:
> Thanks Susan and everyone for the feedback. If anyone else has links
> to other videos, photos, or blog
Apologies to Jay for swaying off topic.
Thanks for weighing in, Clay. I respect what you were trying to accomplish
and find it regrettable that I feel compelled to use such harsh language in
this forum.
I rather enjoyed your and Drew's presentations, and if the panel were simply
about the future
Really well put, Devin.
I'm in the process of revamping NWC's messaging online and off, and our
language will be very similar to what you proposed.
On Apr 3, 2010 8:14 PM, "Devin" wrote:
The movement must go beyond the word 'coworking.' Words will always
be coopted by people who'll use them to
Our mission has been to "Help make Philadelphia a better place to make a
living doing what you love".
Autonomy and independence might be a part of it, though our reach widened
dramatically last year when we grew and the diversity of discipline and
approach with the shared vision of "I want to do s
I've come to think of coworking as an environment that promotes
self-actualization.
If you think about Maslow's hierarchy (food/shelter/sex/money at the base,
then a lot of higher things on top), coworking is an environment designed to
allow people to move as far up that hierarchy as they desire;
I love this angle David. (and use the word for hat tipping virtue to Alex).
Alex, I am glad that you pointed out, ultimately, that anything that is
presented on coworking should unfold from the inside. If we are going to
speak and come together on coworking than that is the platform that we
should
Really interesting and high level dialogues happening here!
David and Danielle, I can't agree with you more.
Coworking is truly a mentality which is beyond the restriction of location
and facilities although it is the fact that co-location and technology has
made coworking possible and sustainabl
Found this article published 14 years ago, the amazing thing is that they
have all come true...
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/04/work.html
Three essential changes listed in the article about the work in the past
future:
1. Defying Gravity
2. Chaos Theory
3. Accepting the End of Control
che
Hey all,
Thanks for getting the started, Jay! And my apologies for my delay to
getting to these e-mails. Here are a few of the key takeaways I had
post-SXSWi:
1. As most others will tell you, the value in my time at SXSWi definitely
came from the smaller conversations I had post-panels, p
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