The Living Room Meets Seinfeld
What does The Living Room have in common with the hit sitcom Seinfeld? The answer may surprise you.
What does The Living Room have in common with the hit sitcom Seinfeld? The answer may surprise you.
Consider your living room. How does it look? What’s the energy in the space? When you’re at home, are you inspired, tired, relaxed, feeling rigid?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 12/17/2018
Cincinnati OH, December 17, 2018 – The Living Room Inc. has announced the acquisition of Platform 53, Cincinnati’s oldest coworking space located in Covington’s MainStrasse Village. The addition of Platform 53 to The Living Room’s existing coworking program is sure to infuse energy, excitement, and diversity into Living Room’s Norwood-based coworking community.
Coworking takes many forms around the world. As different as each facility may be, we’re all looking to create one thing: a place for brilliant work.
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When you reflect on last year, what comes to mind? Do you immediately take inventory of your wins and losses, browse your bank statements, or get frustrated by what could have been?
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Picture your workspace for just a moment. What does it look like? Feel like? Smell like? Does your desk inspire you to hammer out a productive day of work? Or are you stuck in a walled-off cubical leaving you completely unmoved?
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Fall flavors have a way of turning our entire team of foodies giddy by the time November rolls around. The hearty seasonal produce, earthy spices, and overall warmth of a well-prepared meal leaves us all feeling a bit closer to home.
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Today is Halloween… what many would consider the official kickoff of the holiday season. While some may remain more conservative with their timeframe, declaring Thanksgiving the kickoff, we’d argue the distraction of family and food gatherings has already taken up precious space in the minds of our creative coworkers.
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When is the last time you had a stellar experience at a shop or restaurant? What establishments come to mind when you think of fantastic customer service? Why don’t all companies value the client experience like we, the customer, think they should?