Workhood’s location based sign-up helps us determine which work-neighborhood you belong to—each neighborhood is its own limited network, made up of people who have been verified in the area. Not only does this provide a certain level of security but it also ensures that what you see on your news feed is relevant to the community. From restaurant suggestions and traffic updates to outsourcing recommendations for the office; work-neighbors offer each other local insight and up-to-date information specific to your shared area.

Workhood works best when you contribute, whether it’s advice, inquiry, or just something of interest. What you post helps shape your community. Here are some tips on how to best use Workhood so that it’s a great experience for everyone:

Do:

• use your real name
• be courteous and respectful
• tell us about yourself
• report inappropriate dialogue

Don’t:

• harass other users
• spam the news feed
• report unnecessarily
• use profanity

We encourage users to reach out to us with any questions, concerns or suggestions by contacting support@workhood.com.

At Workhood, we come to work everyday to help people connect with the people who work near them. We believe that some of our most rewarding professional experiences come from keeping in touch with our coworkers and discovering more about the people and community we work with. We also believe that technology can dramatically improve our connections to the people in the communities around us, so we’re building the tools to do that. We’re excited to share these tools with you, and we hope you are excited to use them.

Workhood is created in Palo Alto, California.

You can contact us at:

or email us at support@workhood.com.