It certainly can't hurt to* try* the pre-payment option to lock people into
the waiting list, but I would be surprised if people bite for all of the
same reasons you describe. If I'm running a team and need space for them,
putting money down on an office I can't have until some unknown point in
Thanks @angel and @alex. We do that, and it does work great for dedicated desks
and 1-desk offices. But we've got 60 offices that are 2,4,6 and 8-9 desks.
Typically, our Commons members aren't looking for large spaces, and the
professionals who are need at least some private, dedicated space -
Same as Angel - people who are willing to join at any of our flex
memberships while on the waiting list for a dedicated spot get priority.
Bonus besides the revenue is that they get involved sooner - and it weeds
out the people who just want space.
-Alex
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I give priority placement on the list to people who are members already in the
flex space. It has worked great!
Angel
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Hi all -
We are trying to better manage our waitlist for office space and wondered
if anyone had examples of policies that worked well (or that really didn't
work well) that they'd be willing to share. Currently, we aren't charging
to be added to a waitlist, but this means that everyone signs
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