Fantastic comments;
Yes. Inertia. A challenge. I'm currently in renewable energy, and
helping people go solar illustrates that inertia. Heck, I'm a perfect
example.
I'd add the "Hectic Parent" to the commuter profiles. Our potential
space is easily accessible to the local grammar school, high
We have about 85 companies and most have mail. We have virtual offices that
are solely mail/business address, private offices that come with mail and
desks that have a mail 'add-on' option (which is essentially a discounted
virtual office.) We have 'plus services' that can be added, such as
Thanks for the input, everyone.
Alex - great post on your toolkit and I may need to checkout that calendar
tool since we use Google calendar now instead of the one in Cobot. As a
solo owner-operator, one tool just simplifies so much for me, which is why
I've been trying to move away from
I'm actually a little confused about the two things you're comparing, so I
just wanna make sure I understand. Do you mean that you're trying to reach
individual people who work in a company...? Or that you're trying to offer
extra desks that a company has to people as an alternative place to work?
Hey Prisc!
Are you saying that what you offer is more of a "heads down and focus" type
workspace?
Because there are LOTS of people who (think they) want that.
But it sounds like you're trying to figure out how to reach those people,
using the usual online channels, and that's not working so
The thing to be prepared for - that I frankly still haven't found a
solution for - is how often people don't pick up their mail or packages.
It's baffling.
Smart, talented, professional, otherwise awesome human beings just leave
mail for *months. *Unless it's a client check, of course. ;)
People
Swiss Army Knives look great and are extremely useful in an emergency. But
how would you feel depending on one to solve the same series of problems
every day? Switching to using another multitool might improve things a
little but for how long?
Member communication, room bookings, CRM and billing
SassPlace in Australia, too!
On Sunday, 31 July 2016 14:59:32 UTC+2, Laura Shook wrote:
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> Looking to spotlight *woman-owned coworking spaces* in celebration of
> International Coworking Day! If you are a woman, or know of a woman, who
> has launched/founded a coworking community, please
In São Paulo, Brazil, there is a community builded by women for women. The
FEMINARIA.
http://feminaria.com.br/
https://www.facebook.com/grupofeminaria/
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Hi there,
I may have already posted this but I couldn't find it-I'm new here.
Apologies if I have.
I understand that hiring a desk in a company versus hiring a desk in a huge
coworking building (like the ones wework establishes) are both in some ways
quite different; or are they?
>From
Afraid I don't have experience of Meshwork (we use Nexudus) but I have
noticed that a) there's a lot of new systems coming out now/soon, and b)
most of them aren't finished yet. In my opinion, now isn't the time to
switch, but in 6 months the market is going to up a gear and there will be
a
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