Knowing users' opinions is important for any business or service. Coworking spaces are no exception. Getting direct feedback from your coworkers does not only help you find out about any issues in the space, it will no doubt help you think up ideas on how to make it even better. Analysing this information regularly is another tool to improve your space. As the space grows, it can get a little harder to have direct contact with all coworkers, so it's important to implement processes that let us keep track even if there are a considerable number of users. Below, we're going to give some examples that can help you know what your coworkers think about the day-to-day running of your space:
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However, the best formula for building community and trust is direct contact with your space members. Being kind, giving out smiles for free and asking the right questions at the right time, has a much better impact than any advertising campaign. After all, we mustn't forget that we are working with people! :)
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