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Alan Garrec
@alangarrec · CoworkerCoffee.com, Montréal
If you've ever worked in a big organization like me, you'll know how hard it is getting different departments to collaborate together. And a great way of kickstarting collaboration is over coffee.
In a very similar way to Serendipity, we've been matching different coworkers in different departments for a few weeks now, and so far the results have been reall… See more
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Alan Garrec
@alangarrec · CoworkerCoffee.com, Montréal
If you've ever worked in a big organization like me, you'll know how hard it is getting different departments to collaborate together. And a great way of kickstarting collaboration is over coffee.
In a very similar way to Serendipity, we've been matching different coworkers in different departments for a few weeks now, and so far the results have been reall… See more
svetlyak40wt
@svetlyak40wt · Founder of AllMyChanges.com
Alan, this project become more interesting if you'll add ability to integrate it with company's intranet. This way, collegues will not have to register by themselves, but they will be registered by some script and will receive invitations for a cup of coffee automatically.
What do you think?
Ryan Loper
@ryanloper
This is a great idea. I worked at a company that had a generic system for eating lunches with different co-workers. This is clean and simple and coffee dates sound like a great way to get to know and collaborate with people at work. A great idea to build new friendships and a stronger culture at work.
Richard Kho
@rkho · I turn whisky into code
Does this address large companies that work out of multiple buildings (and states)?
Alex Putici
@alexputici · A Few Things | Putici.com
Awesome concept @alangarrec - I've started a coworking space and would love to use this to build community. How would that work if everyone is technically from a different company? Can we somehow import a list of emails or something?