Comments on: Crank Up The Synergy http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/crank-up-the-synergy/ I would say my greatest strength is probably data entry. Sat, 06 Aug 2011 04:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Drew http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/crank-up-the-synergy/comment-page-1/#comment-1391 Drew Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:51:48 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=129#comment-1391 I agree, Jeff, it really depends a lot on the people involved. It might be a situation where you'd want to meet and greet the "team" before deciding if it's a good fit and moving in. As with any close-knit groups (think teams or family) there is a chance for conflict/drama among the cooperation. I predict I'm set up in some sort of shared office within the next two years. I wonder, how is this different than a group of musicians sharing a studio, equipment, and influences? Hmm I agree, Jeff, it really depends a lot on the people involved. It might be a situation where you’d want to meet and greet the “team” before deciding if it’s a good fit and moving in. As with any close-knit groups (think teams or family) there is a chance for conflict/drama among the cooperation. I predict I’m set up in some sort of shared office within the next two years.

I wonder, how is this different than a group of musicians sharing a studio, equipment, and influences? Hmm

]]> By: Drew http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/crank-up-the-synergy/comment-page-1/#comment-3127 Drew Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:51:00 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=129#comment-3127 I agree, Jeff, it really depends a lot on the people involved. It might be a situation where you'd want to meet and greet the "team" before deciding if it's a good fit and moving in. As with any close-knit groups (think teams or family) there is a chance for conflict/drama among the cooperation. I predict I'm set up in some sort of shared office within the next two years. I wonder, how is this different than a group of musicians sharing a studio, equipment, and influences? Hmm I agree, Jeff, it really depends a lot on the people involved. It might be a situation where you’d want to meet and greet the “team” before deciding if it’s a good fit and moving in. As with any close-knit groups (think teams or family) there is a chance for conflict/drama among the cooperation. I predict I’m set up in some sort of shared office within the next two years.

I wonder, how is this different than a group of musicians sharing a studio, equipment, and influences? Hmm

]]> By: Jeff M. http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/crank-up-the-synergy/comment-page-1/#comment-1387 Jeff M. Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:52:24 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=129#comment-1387 The ideal office you paint with the web developer, the lawyer, the author, etc. sounds very cool. But, if there was such a strong synergy what is the potential possibility of these businesses to begin working together culminating in what could only be described as some sort of super business that could get you found innocent at trial while publishing your life story on the internet? Joking aside, a shared office with several businesses that could all offer each other something could only make for a more efficient business experience, and I believe that having a broader group of individuals to discuss any matters with can only increase your field of view when planning for the future. However, renting space in an office that eventually becomes or already is home to an undesirable business that can't offer anything could be a drawback. Maybe a realty office, or a sub-par dentist. Small business also aren't always home to big ideas and outside-the-box thinking. If you find your suite-mates to be more of an imposition than anything else, you might find yourself wishing you had an office free of hindrance. It's a tough call. In the end I think location is everything. The people you will be working with, and the state-of-mind the environment puts you in. The ideal office you paint with the web developer, the lawyer, the author, etc. sounds very cool. But, if there was such a strong synergy what is the potential possibility of these businesses to begin working together culminating in what could only be described as some sort of super business that could get you found innocent at trial while publishing your life story on the internet? Joking aside, a shared office with several businesses that could all offer each other something could only make for a more efficient business experience, and I believe that having a broader group of individuals to discuss any matters with can only increase your field of view when planning for the future. However, renting space in an office that eventually becomes or already is home to an undesirable business that can’t offer anything could be a drawback. Maybe a realty office, or a sub-par dentist. Small business also aren’t always home to big ideas and outside-the-box thinking. If you find your suite-mates to be more of an imposition than anything else, you might find yourself wishing you had an office free of hindrance.

It’s a tough call. In the end I think location is everything. The people you will be working with, and the state-of-mind the environment puts you in.

]]> By: Jeff M. http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/crank-up-the-synergy/comment-page-1/#comment-3126 Jeff M. Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:52:00 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=129#comment-3126 The ideal office you paint with the web developer, the lawyer, the author, etc. sounds very cool. But, if there was such a strong synergy what is the potential possibility of these businesses to begin working together culminating in what could only be described as some sort of super business that could get you found innocent at trial while publishing your life story on the internet? Joking aside, a shared office with several businesses that could all offer each other something could only make for a more efficient business experience, and I believe that having a broader group of individuals to discuss any matters with can only increase your field of view when planning for the future. However, renting space in an office that eventually becomes or already is home to an undesirable business that can't offer anything could be a drawback. Maybe a realty office, or a sub-par dentist. Small business also aren't always home to big ideas and outside-the-box thinking. If you find your suite-mates to be more of an imposition than anything else, you might find yourself wishing you had an office free of hindrance. It's a tough call. In the end I think location is everything. The people you will be working with, and the state-of-mind the environment puts you in. The ideal office you paint with the web developer, the lawyer, the author, etc. sounds very cool. But, if there was such a strong synergy what is the potential possibility of these businesses to begin working together culminating in what could only be described as some sort of super business that could get you found innocent at trial while publishing your life story on the internet? Joking aside, a shared office with several businesses that could all offer each other something could only make for a more efficient business experience, and I believe that having a broader group of individuals to discuss any matters with can only increase your field of view when planning for the future. However, renting space in an office that eventually becomes or already is home to an undesirable business that can’t offer anything could be a drawback. Maybe a realty office, or a sub-par dentist. Small business also aren’t always home to big ideas and outside-the-box thinking. If you find your suite-mates to be more of an imposition than anything else, you might find yourself wishing you had an office free of hindrance.

It’s a tough call. In the end I think location is everything. The people you will be working with, and the state-of-mind the environment puts you in.

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