Have you ever worked out of a coworking space?

I was part of a co-working space in Copenhagen for a few months. + Got out of the apartment Good food and drinks – Didn’t have a fixed desk so felt temporary People were there to work not socialise so didn’t really get to know anyone Not enough places to have calls The expense Not as comfortable chair as at home Next time I would like to have an own office or at least own desk.

I personally haven't (have worked out of plenty of coffee shops though). The main reason that I haven't to this point is that there aren't really any in the area around me right now. I don't have anything against them and actually think they might be beneficial for busy days to completely avoid WFH distractions.

Worked out of a WeWork in London for about 6 months. Alone it is quite nice and the social aspect is a huge plus. If you are a team of 3+ then it gets a bit more complicated in terms of seating if you go to a busy one.

I mostly work at cafes. Better for keeping my mood up because of the coffee smell, the view, etc. But I have worked in coworking spaces as well. The advantages are the work synergy, small talks in breaks about your startups, and sharing tips with each other, a better chance to grow your professional network. But in Toronto, they are stupidly expensive! $30 per day.

Infused waters at WeWork are 🔥 Besides some of the amenities being readily available, I much prefer working from my home setup unless I need to meet with a larger group. I wouldn't use this as my primary workspace, but I have occasionally worked out of my climbing gym in the past. It is terrible for calls, but great for creative work where I can pause to move around.

Been working from a coworking space for 5 yrs love it. However, I've been to larger co working spaces like WeWork, but I find smaller ones are my fav - more casual, intimate, plus I know I'm helping a small biz. - Gets me in a work routine, wake up go to work come back home. It's 5 min from my home. - Less distractions - Great networking, many became close friends - Great seating - my own desk - I'm in a downtown area, so places to eat, drink - just a step away the bad - chairs could be better same with desks, but can't complain - I might bring my own someday.

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I work remotely, and when I was doing that from one location I really enjoyed it. I didn't go in everyday, but I went in a couple times a week. It was helpful for when I needed to focus and actually get work done because it took more willpower to avoid distractions at home. Plus being around people who were working hard encouraged me to work hard. At the moment, I'm nomading a bit in the US and now find coworking spaces difficult to use. It takes time to find a good one, they're usually pricier than just finding a coffee shop, and by the time I find one I like that doesn't require a lengthy/pricey contract I'm off to the next place.

I don't like doing work around other people really. I like to do work in my home office.

I’d love to… My home can be pretty distracting with visitors, a husband always talking on speakerphone🙄, and I also miss having coworkers and a place to drive to and from. However… there doesn’t seem to be a suitable space near me. 😕

I worked out of a great coworking space in Wellington, New Zealand. It was great! - it was cheap - they had a great coffee machine, and a barista came in every week to teach us Latte Art! - It had a great atmosphere, with a real "team" sense, even if none of us worked together - (+ good wifi, quiet areas, all that important stuff)

Yes.

I never have but I find myself working best around other motivated people. For me the biggest barrier has just been paying for it.

oooh yes!! great experience. I have worked at Wework, great space for networking. In my case it worked very well, but sometimes the meetings were complicated, a lot of noise around. Currently, I work from home, and it works much better.

Worked from a coworking space, but didn't particularly enjoy it. I find that it is similar to working at a cafe and I prefer the latter.

Oh yes, I am currently working in a coworking space. I believe joining a coworking space means pursuing a new opportunity and participating in a community of business professionals. You get more networking opportunities, a boost in creativity, Collaboration opportunities, and most importantly greater flexibility.

Not only did I work out of one, but I also co-owned and operated one. I loved the community; connecting with other passionate people, helping solve problems, and finding new connections - it was incredibly rewarding and inspiring!

Yes, my sister is even operating one in Vienna and unofficially I am part of the team :)

Have worked out of a few coworking spaces. I liked being around other people - it forced me to be more productive. Sometimes it would get loud but not enough for it to bother me! I've also worked in cafes which can be cheaper :) (in Rome, Italy prices can go from 25 a day)

If your team is small or you are working remote and want to come out of working from home. Co-working space is a really great option to work around and connect with other motivated individuals.