Thanks Alex.
I've always believed people have to own the outcome of their choices. To a
large extent, they get out of coworking what they put into it ("and in the
end, the love you take is equal to the love you make" - The Beatles).
You've helped me remember that I can't do it for them, I
I used language that would make room for the departure to be a successful
one.
In addition to similar questions to what you wrote, I had things like:
1. What might we do to improve in general?
2. What did you love about your experience?
3. Might you consider returning at some point?
I think these questions are awesome. I especially love #4. I have never
thought to ask that.
-Alex
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*The #1 mistake in community building is doing it by yourself.*
Better Coworkers: http://indyhall.org
Weekly Coworking Tips: http://coworkingweekly.com
My Audiobook:
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> If I apply this to Slack, I would create a channel for daily goals because
> I really like that idea and I would start using it and would see if others
> would join in. I would do this rather than announcing the channel and
> telling everyone to use it. It would the equivalent of "I'm going to
We allow our members a certain amount of free hours a month. Five if you
are in the communal area (coworking and desks) and 15 if you have an
office. Originally, everyone had the same amount but the offices used them
more so we adjusted. This was decided from feedback of members who used
Anyone have a process for how they handle things when a member cancels
their membership you want to share? We've tried offering to buy the
person a cup of coffee / meal so we can chat to understand what changed for
them, but our invitation is rarely accepted. Does anyone send a exit survey
Thanks Alex!
Glen and I listened to the podcast this morning. It was great to hear
examples the Slack channels Indy Hall has and how Slack is introduced to
members. Also good to be reminded that establishing an online community
using Slack (or any tool for that matter) has to be something
We use Nexudus coworking management software and have built a homebrew tap
in/out system using a couple of cheap 10" wall mounted monitors, stick PCs
and proximity touch pads that reads our access passes, connected to Nexudus
via their check in software.
It works, just. We have a ton of
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