The Culture of

Coworking

1

Take care of yourself.

Ask questions. Ask ambassadors for help. Ask people to keep their voices down.

2

Take care of each other.

Keep your own voice down when on calls, or reserve a meeting room.

3

Take care of this place.

This is your shared home away from home. Please follow posted tips. Mark your food. Keep the kitchen tidy.

"It’s fun to see what social networking looks like in RL..."

— JASON OMENS, OfficeXpats co-founder

FAQs

If I get a part time membership, can I spread out the hours, using just a few each time I come?

Yes, you can use as many or as few as you need each time you come. Twenty hours a month (with a Café 20 membership) for example could be used in 2-hour hour chunks for ten visits throughout the month. Your hours are tracked automatically when you connect to our Wi-Fi. Just log in at OfficeXpats.com to see how many hour remain until your renewal.

Can I use OfficeXpats on weekends or whenever it’s not open to the public?

Yes! Members get a code that opens the back door when they sign an After Hours agreement. Never let in or bring in anyone after hours unless they also have one on file

Can I be on the phone or on Zoom calls at my desk?

Many people take phone or video calls at their desk and keep their voice modulated. If someone gets loud, It’s OK to signal that they should lower their voice. Others prefer to grab a meeting room or roam around to find a quiet “away” spot while talking on the phone. We have a phone booth room, and It’s OK to duck into an unused conference room for a bit (check the reservations monitor before “camping out”). But you also have generous credit for reserving rooms if you don’t want to get kicked out.

What should I know about eating or drinking in the office?

Coffee and tea is free, for you and your guests. We often have the makings for hot chocolate too. Our front desk “ambassadors” keep a fresh pot of coffee going until early afternoon, and after that you can make single cups with the Keurig and a reusable filter. Filtered hot water for tea is “on tap” at the sink. Find creamers in the fridge. If you get in early and want to make a pot, ask us to show you how. We also have sodas and snacks for fifty cents or a dollar, on the honor system. You are welcome to keep your lunch in the shared refrigerator; just put your name on it!

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