Coworking FAQ
5 ways coworking will positively impact your life
If you work independently as a consultant or remote worker, or even as an executive director of a small non-profit, joining such a community can radically change the quality of your workday. Here are 5 ways coworking will positively impact your life:
Read MoreComfort means something different to everyone | lessons learned from coworking
It’s impossible to define comfort, because it means something different to everyone. But we’ve noticed a trend of comforts in coworking!
Read MoreConflict can strengthen the community | lessons learned in 5 years of coworking
Most coworking space owners don’t aspire to become conflict management experts, but the truth is that healthy conflict can strengthen our communities.
Read MoreCoworking is great for non-profits. Here’s how to convince your board to pay for it
Convincing your board that coworking could help your organization succeed doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are four ways to show them it’s worth the investment.
Read MoreI like the idea of coworking, but I LOVE working at home.
We hear this a lot at Groundwork: This place is amazing! You’ve built such a special community here. But, I really love working at home. I get it. Working from…
Read MoreInternational Coworking Day Reminds Us of Our Roots
International Coworking Day is a time to stop and appreciate all we’ve done as a movement, and the pioneers who started it all.
Read MoreA Beginner’s Guide to Coworking: 5 tips to get started
This beginner’s guide to coworking covers 5 tips to help you find the perfect space, and get engaged with your coworking community once you’re there.
Read MoreIs it appropriate to talk on the phone at a coworking space?
When we tour potential members at Groundwork!, we get this question a lot: is it okay to take a call while coworking? In short, yes. But there are many factors to consider.
Read MoreDo I have to participate in the community events at a coworking space?
So you want to join a coworking space, but you are unsure about the pressure to attend events and socialize? The right space will provide social opportunities AND respect your need to get work done.
Read MoreWhy collaboration is really really hard (and you should still do it)
True collaboration requires us to spend time listening– both to ideas we love, and to a bunch of annoying, useless, disagreeable, and otherwise unappealing garbage. And yet the results will make it all worthwhile.
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