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In my previous role managing a 25,000 sq ft coworking location with about 400 members, I owned daily operations end‑to‑end. Mornings were all about the floor: walkthroughs by 8:30, quick check‑ins with early members, and a 10‑minute standup with my 6‑person team to review bookings, events, and any escalations. To balance that with back‑of‑house work, I blocked two calendar windows: 11–12 for inventory and vendor coordination, and 3–4 for reporting and member follow‑ups. During those times, my shift lead owned the floor and had clear guidelines on what to handle vs. what to escalate. We also moved to a shared ops dashboard that tracked occupancy, meeting room utilization, incident tickets, and key supplies. That structure cut “fire‑drill” interruptions by about 30%, reduced stock‑out incidents from 5–6 per month to 1–2, and kept our same‑day ticket resolution at around 92%, while member satisfaction in monthly surveys stayed above 4.7/5.
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Walk me through a recent multi-channel digital marketing campaign you managed end-to-end. How did you set objectives, choose channels, allocate budget, and measure success?
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