Thanks so much for sharing this alejandro! reminds and helps me to set up
those basic house rules as well!
Muchas gracias!
Eric
Op dinsdag 26 maart 2019 16:05:21 UTC+1 schreef Alejandro Moreno:
>
> Since we hardly did any community-building before we opened our space, if
> I could do it over
Since we hardly did any community-building before we opened our space, if I
could do it over again, I would address certain topics like kitchen
use/rules, some basic bathroom usage/rules/etiquette, ideas for improving
recycling/sustainability, member guest policy, open space noise policy
(like
It was a good step for us. Just putting into action was a good feeling.
You’re totally right. It starts with one.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 10:04 PM Alex Hillman
wrote:
> *So what happened with that one person, Trey?*
>
> I think what you're experiencing is pretty common: launching a coworking
>
*So what happened with that one person, Trey?*
I think what you're experiencing is pretty common: launching a coworking
*meeetup* is a lot easier than launching a coworking *space* but both are
fundamentally the same thing:
A way to bring people together.
Meetups actually step two (or three or
Thanks I actually bought your book and it has helped me big time.
Yesterday’s meet up was not what I expected. One persons showed. lol.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 11:35 AM Angel Kwiatkowski
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> There are step by step guides for your first meetings in my book at
>
Hi Michael,
YES! Lots of ways to integrate Slack (keeping this on the main thread as I
think it could be useful to others). Namely, by watching what *doesn't* work
- we've all been part of those FB and Slack groups that are
just...crickets. Or worse, they're overly promotional.
In order to avoid
Hi Margo,
I have my first get together coming up and I would like to introduce Slack
as a tool we can use to compliment our ongoing coworking get togethers.
How would you suggest implementing this virtual coworking space/slack to a
small group of people new to coworking? What can I do to get
Thanks, Tony! I was thinking our first "meet" up can be introductions,
discussing what we would like to get out of coworking and brainstorming
concepts and ideas to help us meet out goals. The work sprint concept is
something that I will definitely bring up - it's a great concept!
On
Michael,
So great to hear you've already gotten some response on Meetup!
While I think a social gathering is valuable as a starting point, I think
it helps if you can zero straight in on the kinds of folks you want to be
spending time with—those who want to cowork.
For that, organizing a
Yeah, I mean there's definitely something if you're already getting people
together and cultivating community.
The only thing I'd caution is there's a big difference between getting
people to come together and getting people to PAY for something. Use your
meetups as market research - listen to
Thanks, Margo. This does help. I did end up creating a "meetup" group
that has grown to about 40 members within several days. What would you
recommend as our first "meetup?"
I truly believe a coworking space will be successful in my area and I do
have a building that I have my eye on,
Hey Michael,
My coworking space is completely virtual, so we're almost *entirely*
community.
What's worked:
- Personal introductions and taking the time to get to know everyone in
the space
- Exclusivity: stressing this is for "people like us" and having some
common thread that
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