Thanks Josh and Craig, I'm thinking about moving forward with a large phone room at one location, in addition to the current main coworking room; this phone room would be almost as large as our main suite, and people could go between the two.
I think they might be two different coworking places, each with their own governance processes, and overlap between the two. At your 4-person offices with multiple companies, do you have sound insulation or visual blocking (such as cubicles) between the desks, or extra sound absorption on the walls? It sounds like a regular room from how you described it. We don't have cubicles but I'm wondering if that might help. Also, do the 4 people in the room each sit in a corner facing the middle of the room, or sit in the middle of the room facing each other, or on the edges of the room facing the walls? Do they keep their headphones on almost all the time? Thanks, Alex Linsker, Collective Agency On Thursday, August 10, 2017 at 3:56:19 PM UTC-7, Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking wrote: > > Hey Alex, > > This is an interesting observation and something we probably all have seen > but not documented. We have a four person office much like Josh's that has > four permanent desks in it with four different companies. They seem to get > along rather well and take phone calls regularly. With several > conversations going on at once the individual probably isn't likely to > focus on just that one conversation. > > Instead of us building out phone rooms it would be more cost effective and > community building if this is proven to be true. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
