Alex,
Definitely appreciate the crowdsourcing for the best solution tip. We have a
set of community norms we ask people to learn an out of resepct for fellow
members agree to follow - all common sense things we learned in kindergarten.
This feels much better than having a list of arbitrary
Why not encourage that members (not only the one complaining, but the entire
collective membership) to suggest a solution that works for them rather
than prescribe a policy just because someone complained?
The thing to avoid, IMHO, is heading down the path of the way corporate
offices work: rules
Hey there fellow coworking peeps,
I have an issue I am sure many of you have dealt with and am interested in
hearing some of your ways of handling it:
In the days of cell phones with with various ringtones we have a new adventure
in establishing etiquette, some establishments ban cell phones
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