You are welcome Jacob.
Thank you to you. You brought us fantastic insight about the values
and the magic of coworking.
I look forward to read more about your European coworking tour and the
different impressions/lessons you went back home with :-)
Jean-Yves
On Jan 6, 9:43 pm, Jacob Sayles
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Angel's way is a great approach to generating revenue because it adds
incredible value to the community and brings in additional income. I
have started doing a similar approach and bring in outside
I was advised to reword my eariler post, however I was unable to do
so. Thus, I removed it!
I am safe with family! And doing well! I have lost everything,
including many OurSpace files. I have some on backup, however not
all, as my thumb drives were by my computer.I have included a few
Hi Coworkers all over Europe,
best for everybodies new year. I'm Anni from the german coworking
community. My hometown is Wuppertal,
where we are building up a coworking community at the moment. A more
detailed introduction is coming later ...
Let's push the coworking
To our friends at Denver Coworking
What space?What do your members or potential members want?
Managing the space? Managing the members? Really the essential
questions raised in the course of setting up coworking space.
Some guiding principles: 1) Have members and/or potential
Just a quick note: $11-$12/sf We're at $25/sf-$40/sf here in L.A.!
Also, how successful have you been to accommodate 2:1? I haven't tested that
limit here at BLANKSPACES, but can't imagine that we'd be able to hit it either.
Jerome
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regarding 2:1, our observation at VengaWorks was that the actual live load
(ie what % of the time allotted in their membership are they actually
occupying a chair in your space) of our members varied tremendously, with
some loose correlation to professional role. s/w developers tended to be
much
Ahhh, that's what I thought. Theoretically, the limit could be 2:1, but I
people will tend to overlap during the same time slots. But yes, I agree if
you had a high % of sales people in your community, you might even be able to
raise the limit to 6:1!
Jerome
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along these same lines, Cisco has been open about their internal auditing of
live load that they conducted ~5 years ago. they found that the typical
utilization/occupancy of an assigned desk or cube was ~35%. This
translates to a capacity per workstation of ~2.5. I've seen this 35% number
Jacob-thanks for submitting that to the Global Coworking Blog. It's up
there now!
http://blog.coworking.com/coworking-europe-interview-with-jacob-sayles/
On Jan 7, 1:30 am, JeanYves jeanyveshuw...@gmail.com wrote:
You are welcome Jacob.
Thank you to you. You brought us fantastic insight about
Jacob,
I quoted you interview in my coworking space blog too.
http://coworkingvm.wordpress.com/
Thanks!
On 7 jan, 19:43, Angel Kwiatkowski fccowork...@gmail.com wrote:
Jacob-thanks for submitting that to the Global Coworking Blog. It's up
there
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