Now that virtual coworking is the rage, we’re all spending a lot of time on Zoom.
So we may as well make it interesting, right?
Here are hundreds of Zoom backgrounds that definitely
A: Acceptance
B: Breathe
C: Create and collaborate
D: Dig deep and distance yourself
E: Engage with your people
F: Focus on friendship
There’s an old saying in coworking circles that your competition is not other coworking spaces, but people working from their couch, or kitchen table, or…closet?
Our friends at Office Nomads in Seattle recently surfaced an article
For Coworking Day 2018, I wrote an open letter to community managers.
They are the heartbeat of coworking, they have an almost-impossible job, and they deserve our undying praise and gratitude. So don’t forget to
For the last couple of years, I’ve heard buzz about the included.co Secret Santa project for coworking space operators and members. To be honest, I had every intention of participating, but never got around to it.
Until now.
Earlier this
Maya, me and Jennifer. I’m so lucky to be in a community run by these amazing women! Huge props to NextSpace Santa Cruz OG community managers Iris Kavanagh and Grace Gamboa, who set the tone early for what a coworking
If I see another article about how open workspaces are bad, I’m going to scream.
It’s a tired old conversation that we long ago laid to rest.
Here’s the deal, from someone who works every day in an open
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Need some work from home resources? Here are a
Each year, when the Global Coworking Survey comes around, I post all over social media that workspace operators, coworking members and everyone else should take the survey.
The reason for the incessant nudges to take the survey?
The
Whether you love the Grateful Dead, hate them or don’t really care either way, the band offers a masterclass in marketing, building community and making a lasting impact.
Coworking space operators can learn quite a bit from the Grateful