I am like Angel and I have left for up to three weeks. I restock
everything, give them instructions on how to fix the internet, I give them
a Visa credit card worth $50 to $100 for any extra expenses they come
across, and hang a note.
The point person is a community member that is there enough
Sorry I'm just now seeing those. That doc is super current. We put it
together maybe 8 months ago.
Angel
On Monday, September 19, 2016 at 6:54:06 AM UTC-6, Cecilia Neher wrote:
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> That is a great resource! Thank you very much!
> Is that a recent document? I couldn't find a date in it just to
I stopped doing checkin b/c I couldn't even any more. No one reliably used
any system and unless it's automatic like a retinal scan they don't know is
happening, I couldn't find a free solution we liked. So we just stopped and
it doesn't even matter. When I did track users, they never followed
Here are the terms in plain English for our musician
users. http://coherebandwidth.com/about/terms/
Our Coworking space has these terms, which were heavily borrowed from
IndyHall's who borrowed them from someone else.
This isn't your everyday Terms of Service.We're people with a purpose.
Hi Rohat,
There are 4 free resources you can download
here http://coherecommunity.com/the-goods
Angel
On Tuesday, February 21, 2017 at 8:44:06 AM UTC-7, Rohat wrote:
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> Hello Everyone,
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> I'm in Waterloo, Canada and about to go down the path of starting a
> coworking space. If there are
Cohere coworking provides 24/7 access/trust from the moment someone becomes
a member. As long as they have a tour or free day before joining, they get
the same access on day 1 as any existing member. We are now 7 years old and
have zero instances of anything going wrong. One time a weird dry
David,
I'm am constantly not in my space and have been gone for 7-10 days multiple
times in the last year. I keep 3 Community Cultivators on hand at any given
moment. They "work" for a trade or discount on their memberships. Because
my community is smaller (60 members) they can easily handle
Matt,
I love this and it's so cool that something super useful came out of your
closure.
Angel
On Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 7:38:28 AM UTC-6, Matt D. wrote:
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> Hi everyone.
>
> We recently closed our Nashville coworking space
>
I've never sourced glass walls/offices but I'd be curious to know if you
*really* need the expensive glass option or if you could build out with
drywall but splurge on nice glass doors? This way you save some money, can
have power on the walls and still get lots of light flowing in and out.
Iris, late to the party here but I'm anti-commission. Even incentivizing
retention can lead to staff retaining for the wrong reasons. I'm all for a
total compensation convo that is tailored to each member since it can be
hard to provide a comfy living wage to coworking staffers. Maybe one
Hi Austin,
I know this thread is super old but I've only recently implemented an
orientation packet for our new members. It has been amazing so far in terms
of getting everyone on the same page from the moment they get their welcome
email. We give it to them digitally in that first email and
Hi Jason!
Am curious to know if you are still interested in moving to a larger space
in Loveland? I recently published coworking cash flow spreadsheets for
spaces from 800-3,500 ft2, which could be a good fit for your
size. http://coherecommunity.com/shop/6953 This model only accounts for
I recently put my 2 blog posts about the Cobot software into a little free
ebook. It has answers to frequently asked questions about my experience
with Cobot as well as some more advanced automation instructions using
Zapier. Please go enjoy it! http://coherecommunity.com/shop/all-about-cobot
Finally published a free download on how Cohere does DIY furniture mixing
IKEA, estate sales, craiglist and building our own clear boards. Please
enjoy! http://coherecommunity.com/shop/diy-coworking-decor
Angel
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 at 12:38:10 PM UTC-6, Beth Michael Fine wrote:
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Hi Alex,
GetARoomApp allows admins to create new "Companies" and "Users". Then, the
admin assigns a number of hours to each Company that can be shared each
month by the members of that Company. So, if your space has a company of 3
people that gets 12 hours of usage each month, each member of
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