Just realized I've spent over 500 hours in co-working spaces this year.

I was looking at my budget and added up all my monthly passes. It hit me that I've basically lived in these shared offices across three countries. Back in 2019, I'd maybe use a cafe for a few hours, but now I have a whole routine. I know which spot in Bangkok has the best coffee refills and which one in Lisbon has the quietest phone booths. That number, 500 hours, is a full-time job's worth of time just in other people's offices. It's kind of funny to think about how central they've become to making this whole thing work. What's the one feature that makes or breaks a co-working space for you guys? Is it the internet speed, the community, or something else?

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luna55020d ago

Forget the internet, a space is useless without a real sense of community.

abby69820d ago

Community is overrated, spaces are for doing stuff.