Toni!  Great Minds!!!  :D  Awesome!

On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:46 PM, Toni Hogan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Although we haven't opened I'd have to say I agree with a coworking
> space being an UN-office. It's my understanding that each space has
> it's own culture, hence...community, and not everyone will fit
> everywhere. Some spaces will be able to accommodate both sides of the
> coin.
>
> Fortunately for us, our space has all common areas in the middle of
> the building and then four quads. Each quad could essentially have
> it's own personality. Yeah, our space could be quadripolar! We have an
> "executive" quad, a coworking quad, a training quad that can be used
> for coworking, and a "special purpose" quad. Meeting rooms are in the
> training quad and because of where our Kid Connexion is located
> (between the lounge and coworking quad) guests will never be directed
> through the coworking quad. But, even so, I think it would be a nice
> change from the stuffy office type. I've become a polo, jeans and
> socks kind of girl since my escape from the corporate world. My socks
> NEVER match and I'm frick'n proud of it. :-)
>
> SOCKS: 
> https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=264423100311785&set=a.101180453302718.1859.100002322900421&type=3&theater
>
> Toni
>
> On May 3, 3:08 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Thought some of you might get a kick out of today's exchange with one
>> of our members. Anybody have any similar experiences to share?
>>
>> So, a member sent this email to our host... (names changed to protect
>> the innocent)
>>
>> +++
>>
>> Here I am having to be the old lame again BUT
>>
>> My clients come into this space and I dont want them to see bare feet.
>> Sandals on men are bad enough.
>>
>> Given the number of gear head folks, I will have to live with tee
>> shirts.
>>
>> Dont like shorts either on the men. Most of the gals seem to be dpoing
>> ok in this department
>>
>> Its still an OFFICE isnt it?
>>
>> The simple dress code would be wear what you wear to see clients vs
>> what you wear when your working from home
>>
>> +++
>>
>> Our host wrote back...
>>
>> Yeah, great questions, but unfortunately you won't like the answer.
>> This is NOT an office, in fact, it's designed to run counter to
>> traditional office norms, top to bottom.
>>
>> Bicycles in the hall, Xbox, dart boards and TVs, Nerf machine gun
>> wars, afternoon beers, bean bags and umbrellas, an Old Trading Pit for
>> a lounge, jazz with a Van Morrison chaser, bumper of "The Rap", few
>> hours of Mozart concertos . . .  embrace the New Economy, Bob!!  Blow
>> your clients' minds with your hyper-progressive foresight and carefree
>> nonchalance!  Eschew the shoes!
>>
>> I know it's not for everyone, but I hope you can adjust and make it
>> work for you. It's really nice having you here.  Maybe you could teach
>> these kids a thing or two about class.
>
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