Willing to pay well for the right place. Would like lots of daylight and
nice neighborhood.
Cheers,
Mark
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Hi everyone,
I am working on a story for Mashable.com about digital tools for
coworking spaces and I'd love to hear people's favorites. Feel free to
either reply to this post or if you'd like to speak with me in person,
just let me know.
Much appreciation,
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Thanks Thilo! Cobot.me it is!
On Aug 15, 5:33 am, Thilo Utke th...@upstre.am wrote:
Hi Peta,
welcome to the coworking world, happy to see a new spaces. Your website
looks lovely :)
We at co.up use cobot.me, a web based coworking space management software.
We first wrote it for ourself
I run both the Garage in Zeeland, MI and the Factory in Grand Rapids, MI
(www.workthefactory.com). I've worked with and know most of the other
coworking spaces, local government and various incubators in Michigan as
well.
Happy to chat on what you're thinking.
Here is the reply I sent to Zoe. Thought maybe people could benefit
from reading it...Also, Cohere is probably one of the lower-tech
spaces in terms of how we run ourselves. I'm a big fan of simplicity
first. I hope that you'll find what you need for your article below.
Community Manager to
To echo Angel,
Internally we use IRC for member-member and uncubed-member chatting. So far
it's proven really great, and since our members are all techies to one
degree or another, they get IRC.
We're still working on the back end systems, but likely it'll be google docs
for tracking, etc and
wow, this is so cool. thanks for all this info
glad its spurred a conversation for creating that perfect management
software for our coworking spaces!
On Aug 16, 2:09 pm, Devin devinbalk...@gmail.com wrote:
Sounds good to me. I'd certainly help drum up support and organize. We're
currently
Agreed with everything in here, awesome notes. On the chat tip, we've
started using Hipchat and it's been really popular and a great way for
people to stay connected even when you're offsite. Hipchat is the easiest to
get people started, which is important for us because we're not limited to
just
re: IRC, one of the members wrote this instructional blog post for
IRC. It's also been neat to watch the techies help the non-techies get
on IRC and learn something new!
http://coherecommunity.com/?p=1031
Angel
On Aug 17, 9:05 am, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
Agreed with
Chris made a really good point here, but I can tell you from my experience
that you can create and build design a healthy coworking community space
that doesn't require ALL of your time, or all of your time FOREVER.
It's a lot of work. It's a lot of hustle. But if you're the only one doing
the
I just went back on the hunt for a quote from Tara Hunt where she referred
to coworking as barcamp everyday.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeJR3biNW94
The first 60 seconds from Brad Neuberg made me realize that I've
been channeling Brad's thoughts from the early days more than i realized.
Kelly, sounds like you are off to an awesome start!
I recently read the E-Myth, a book that's been around for some time, after a
good friend absolutely insisted I read it.
To reinforce its tagline, why most small businesses don't work, the book
uses the allegory of a woman who really loved
Thanks Tony, and how funny you post this today. I just read an article on
NYTimes last night that hit on some of the same
topics,
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/14/fashion/maybe-its-time-for-plan-c.html?_r=1
Thanks, I've Instapapered (that's a word, I'm sure of it) these for later
tonight!
Hey all, do any of you have an application for a perspective
individual to provide some information to learn if they would be a
good fit for your coworking community?
Our goal is to make sure we are not letting anyone in that will be
detrimental to the space.
Curious if others have a
Alex,
Thank you thank you thank you for posting this video. It is refreshing to
hear these words for the second (third?) time many years down the road after
opening Office Nomads. I think going back to our coworking roots by
reminding ourselves of where we all came from is insanely valuable. I'm
Hey Mark,
At Office Nomads, we're of the mindset that applications will more likely
turn off folks who you want there than keep away folks you don't. We have a
free trial day for anyone who wants to check us out, and a week-long trial
period for any new resident member (those with 24/7 access to
Though I’m still in brainstorming mode, I envision such amenities in my space
as follows:
• couches and beanbags (because working at a desk all the time can get old)
• fridges stocked with sodas and maybe beers
• a shower, since many of the lone workers in the coffee shops in my area
bicycle to
I've got an essay coming out tomorrow about the core value of openness and
how it relates to coworking, as part 2 of a 5 part series.
Todays essay:
http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2011/08/coworking-core-values-1-of-5-sustainability/
/ah
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On Wed, Aug 17,
ANY tool can be used for malicious/unintended behavior.
Your job is to notice it and stop it before it's a problem, or embrace it
and put it to good use.
-Alex
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coworking in philadelphia
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 5:53 PM, David Clinton III d...@me.com wrote:
Though I’m still
Actually, my mistake. This is going to be addressed in the accessibility
essay. Openness is something else entirely ;)
-Alex
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On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 7:10 PM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.comwrote:
I've got an essay coming out tomorrow about
We use an application form. I guess this puts is in a minority and
possibly at odds with some of the other folks on this list. We use the
application form to gather important baseline data about our members
(for ongoing data collection/analysis), to assess their fit, to help
us balance our
jdaviscoates, just wanted to say I think you might be right about
communitytools. I'm going to reach out and see how the coworkingregistry
could work with them.
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