Why Coworking Is The Future of Work BY:- Sagar Narang
There was something particularly extraordinary about the one-hundred and sixty or so hopeful coders that encompassed me a weekend ago at the We/Code occasion facilitated at a standout amongst the most flourishing collaborating spaces in Barcelona– and it wasn't only the free-streaming mojitos in the wake of a difficult day of figuring out how to code.Unlike many training events these people actually wanted to be there and stick it out all day long learning HTML and CSS, two web markup languages that are greek to most of us. This wasn’t your typical mandatory training event that your job or school requires you to attend rather this was a purely voluntary event, the first in Barcelona’s history.
In fact many of the attendees have never been to a coworking space–where mainly freelancers and other self-employed workers go to work and collaborate–let alone have ever learned new skills with random people from many different backgrounds, occupations and ages.
The Rise of the Coworking Economy In other words it’s no longer about age or location, it’s about the changing landscape of employment fueled by new remote working technology and the rise of a new generation of coworking spaces like MOB that is more than just a wi-fi connection and a seat. Interactive environments like MOB are where multidisciplinary professionals in the fields of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship share the same space and generate content.
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Amenities will range from the basics like free filtered water, tea and coffee to more upscale options like free breakfast or lunch that gives that thrilling startup feeling. Although the pricing will vary for what amenities you can expect most facilities have access to all the basics like printers, scanners/copiers, work desks, high-speed internet, meeting rooms and mailing addresses to accept your packages.