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Sounds like a really cool idea. How do you organize the meetup and promote it to people if it ends up being random people? Do you set it up on meetup.com and ha
by allenu 6mo ago
Sounds like a really cool idea. How do you organize the meetup and promote it to people if it ends up being random people? Do you set it up on meetup.com and have a theme at the minimum?
I've been to a lot of meetups and it's definitely hit or miss and obviously depends on the sociability of the people that show up. The better ones I've attended are generally ones where people aren't trying to network for work purposes and are there literally to just socialize. The networking ones I find very dull as it's people just talking shop and career and if you've nothing to offer them on the career front, they move on quickly.
- SoftTalker 6mo ago> ones where people aren't trying to network I have literally never been to any kind of organized gathering where this wasn't the objective of most of the people there. Family and children's events excluded (sometimes).
- MidnightRider39 6mo agoThat’s crazy, you’ve never been to a party?
- SoftTalker 6mo agoSure. Most people are there with an agenda. ABC.
- MidnightRider39 6mo agoDo you mean most people go to parties to close deals?
- bluGill 6mo agoCommonly - though the deal to close is marriage (or sometimes a one night stand).
- KellyCriterion 6mo agoactually its true, I guess: I have been in partying in my teens and twens, 3 years somehow "heavily". When I turned 40, I found out the only reason I went to parties and clubs for me was to meet girls.
- SoftTalker 6mo agoIn one way or another, yes.
- locknitpicker 6mo ago> Do you mean most people go to parties to close deals? It sounds like the concept of social/civic organizations caught you by surprise.
- MidnightRider39 6mo agoIdk I just don’t see it like that I guess. Never really closed a deal at a party :/ I just get drunk and enjoy the music