[Coworking] Re: Croissant Payments

Thanks for the info, Craig! That's really useful. Yeah, I hear you about how when people are being charged by the minute, they'll less likely to strike up a conversation and get involved. I really like the comparison between Classpass and Deskpass. On Friday, November 30, 2018 at 1:22:46 PM

[Coworking] Re: Croissant Payments

Hey David, We do accept Croissant members at Creative Density. There aren't many people that use it but we might get one a month or so. I believe it's around $4 an hour that the space gets. I couldn't find anything that would give me the exact number but it appears to be something like that

[Coworking] Re: weekend retreat for coworking operators coming up

This sounds awesome! On Tuesday, October 23, 2018 at 8:45:17 AM UTC-7, Alex Hillman wrote: > > Hey peeps! > > I'm gonna keep this one brief and bulleted: > > - In about a month, I'm hosting a very small (14 person) business retreat > for coworking operators in a farmhouse outside of Amsterdam

[Coworking] Answering the “Should our coworking space use off-the-shelf software, no software or build our own?” question

Whenever I get asked this question (*and it's often*) I usually share an array of questions that help the decision-maker to explore the process. Last night I typed them out and made them available via my blog . tl;dr - I look at some of the

[Coworking] Re: I hate a morgue feel (need a space with life)

One of the MAJOR draws to me for opening a space is HUMAN contact. I am the type of person inspired by others and motivated when around more people. The thought of working in a place void of this is a killer to my plan. Therefore, for me, having a good mix of people in our space is important.

[Coworking] Re: I hate a morgue feel (need a space with life)

A few thoughts: 1. A good sound masking system will create a level of white noise so that any individual voices don't stand out. If it's too quiet, people are scared to talk. We used: https://speechprivacysystems.com 2. It's nice to have a few people who are at least available to socialize.