Jeannine, this sounds remarkable. I hope I get to visit you someday!

-Alex

/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia


On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 2:50 PM, Jeannine <[email protected]>wrote:

> I have an advantage because my space is attached to my house -- it's
> the former stable of a 400 year old farm house like thingie.  So I
> installed a door bell which rings in the space and in the house.  So
> far if anybody needs anything when I am not there they mostly send me
> a tweet to be honest, it's faster than even ringing the bell. This is
> fair because I send up a tweet when baked goods are coming out of the
> oven :-)
>
> Because of this setup, everbody knows this is a mom and pop shop, and
> pop only shows up when something IT related must occur.
>
> At least two of my members have taken to the role of house mother like
> ducks to water and just take care of what needs taking care of without
> my asking them to.  It seems to give them ownership, which is fine
> with me.
>
> But for many reasons I am for having somebody identifiably in the role
> of space manager/concierge, even if you have to resort to having a
> member be "front" every day.  In the right community you could have
> fun with this -- like I dunno, have a red shirt that the "front"
> person wears on his/her designated day.
>
> Well, you don't actually have kill them before the end of the
> espisode. :-)
>
> Or a cow bell.  I dunno.  In my community this would only go at
> carnaval, for these guys the house mother idea is the cinnamon in
> their apple pie.  But I could see it work in a number of situations.
>
> Jeannine
> On Feb 20, 3:47 pm, Jack <[email protected]> wrote:
> > We are going through the process of opening a space in Prescott
> > (Launch Pad Prescott athttp://launchpadprescott.wordpress.com/). We
> > are trying to decide if we need to hire someone to act as the Space
> > Manager/concierge and wanted input from other space owners on how they
> > have handled that.
> > Thanks
>
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