Wow, such a negative article. It reads like it was sponsored by Regus. :P
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This is another sign coworking is growing up.
Very early adopters tend to be very forgiving customers who don't complain
much. They're just happy to have access to the new product or service.
Because the product/service is new and customers are so happy, press at
this industry stage tends to
Steve - very insightful comment. I knew on a gut level that coworking was
getting past the early adopter stage, but your comment helps make that much
clearer. However, I'd like to point out that the article is very much
centered on New York City - I imagine that most places are a few years
beh
Hi Skid,
It depends on whether you see that as a glass half empty or half full. It
just means operators have more chance to step up their game. It also serves
very well for people like me who is prospecting the right set-up for a
space that I can run.
Objection brings opportunities - it is far be
Also: hyperbole = pageviews.
There are a LOT of coworking spaces, and a LOT of startups. In any pool, you're
bound to find some people who went in with uninformed expectations and left
with a sour taste. One of the upsides to there being so much more usage is the
ease of finding a broader rang
Great comment, Alex! Being able to reflect the way things done in the
industry is a great way to move forward and build an even stronger
foundation to reach for greater height! It counts on all of us to work
collaboratively and do the right thing.
Gavin
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 10:10 AM, Alex Hil
To Alex's point about business schools starting notice of coworking, a PhD
student from the Michigan business school became a member of Workantile
expressly to research coworking. Besides us, he has visited Seed in Toledo
and hopes to visit Indyhall and several other coworking communities.
I will
Oh, yeah. Graduate research is already ALL over this stuff, and from more
fields of study than I could have ever imagined.
In fact, one of our core team members joined to get "under the hood point of
view" for her anthropology PhD research after studying us and the greater
coworking commun
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