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10 Essential Resources For Starting a Coworking Space
Every coworking space is different, just like the communities they represent and the catalysts who start them. Even though every situation is unique, you don’t need to start from scratch. If you dream of starting a coworking space, you can save time and money (and avoid common mistakes) by learning from those who have already done it. Here's a list of ten resources you shouldn't miss.
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How to Start a Coworking Space
If you’re interested in starting a coworking space, the task ahead of you can be intimidating: from raising the capital to determining the business model to figuring out how to stand out amidst growing competition, there’s no shortage of challenges. This guide will give you some critical things to keep in mind when you size up your project.
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Coffee Makers at Coworking Spaces That Win Freelancers
“Can we meet for coffee?” This is the common language when hooking up with your friends, isn’t it? At your space, coffee would be an excellent way for freelancers to interact and network. They might even borrow a few ideas from each other over a cup of coffee while working. And for the freezing nights when some freelancers have deadlines to meet, we all know how much coffee can come in handy, right?
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Starting a New Freelance Life in a Coworking Space
Starting a new life as a freelancer is many things including: exciting, liberating and challenging. It looks straightforward, but of course it’s not. If you’re making the transition to freelance life, figuring out exactly how the “other side” works can be difficult. Here are a few tips to help you get off the ground a little faster.
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Facilitating coworking collaboration through Hackathons
Hackathons. What comes to mind is the image of a bunch of sleep deprived programmers huddled over their laptops frantically working for 48 hours to come up with the next big innovation. More often than not, this is an accurate picture. But after a recent Hackathon we attended in Austria, What The Hack?, which brought together participants from 6 different countries and 6 different coworking networks, we saw an incredible potential for utilizing hackathons, or similar events, as a way to enable cross-border collaboration
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