From the Members: Making the Most of Your Society1 Membership
We recently spoke to several of our members about the best ways to utilise your Society1 membership. Here’s what they had to say:
- Attend the events - everyone's so welcoming and you meet so many interesting people” – Amy Killingbeck, Writer
- “Don't be afraid to ask questions! There's nothing worse than sitting there wondering who everyone is. If you need anything, everyone is always happy to help! Especially the staff” – Jack Park, Marketer
- “Making sure to come in on days where there's something cool going on, e.g. a breakfast social (pastriesss) or after work drinks (snacksss). Combine that with making good use of the free hot drinks throughout the day and you'll more than get your money's worth!” – Priya Silverstein, Scientist
- “Attend the events that take place. This is a great way to break up your day, meet new people, start collaborations and realise that you aren’t all alone and by yourself in this. Hang around the coffee machine for a chat. It also ‘feeds you’ so when you return to your desk, the work you do is extremely productive” – Joe Seager, Marketer & Blogger
- “Chat to people in the kitchen it’s fascinating to hear what everyone does and what they’re up to.” – Jenny McMillen, Project Manager
- “Be yourself and the environment will always welcome you!” – Tom Heather, Project Manager
- “I would say using the great space that is available to you! I started with coming in maybe once every two weeks to being in here everyday! I love the space and atmosphere. Being around people who have so many different roles and having great conversation during your free time is one of the best ways I get work done at S1.” – Neeve Miranda, Marketer
- “Talk to Brendan and Kally regularly! They tell you about changes, make introductions and let you know if you could be making use of membership more effectively. Very kind of them.” – Larry Brangwyn, Managing Director: Ethical Pixels
- “Make the most of the Social Sessions, it’s great to meet others and having a little break from work, as well as networking and gaining some interesting insights from others.” – Nosheen Hussain, Recruitment
