This is a discussion on OpenCoffee Club in Dublin 22 March 2007 within the General Chat forums, part of the Lounge category; Hi guys, Just a quick note for those that might be interested. There'll be a small get-together of web / ...
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| Hi guys, Just a quick note for those that might be interested. There'll be a small get-together of web / business people in The Morisson Hotel tomorrow morning. Details here. OpenCoffee Clubs are informal meetups of people working on the web, doing business on the web and those hoping to invest in web businesses. There have been dozens of OpenCoffee Clubs all over the world and they're spreading fast. There was one in Cork last week. This is the second one in Dublin. Any questions, feel free to post them here or on my blog. Hope to see a few of you guys there! |
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| yeah but most of us are working then |
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| Thats my problem and I would have went as I live right beside the hotel. Ah well maybe next time. |
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| Mornings are a really bad idea if you expect to get anyone semi-serious - they'll already be at one of their jobs. If you had it outside office hours even during the week you'd probably get a better turnout
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| To be honest I always thought that small gatherings like that would have benefitted from a more "lets-get-food-and-beverages-after-work-special" |
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It has worked very well so far but the groups have been small: about 10 in Dublin, 20 in Cork. London's first event get about 100! I think I'll organise one on a Saturday or after office hours. Which would work best, do you think? |
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| I have a full time day job but its not for the money. |