All articles on the Global Coworking Survey:
Start: Why coworkers like their coworking spaces
Part 2: The Coworker's Profile
Part 4: Female coworkers vs. male coworkers
Part 6: MacOS vs. Windows - Firefox vs. Chrome
Part 7: Small Town vs. Big City Coworking
Part 9: North America vs. Europe
Part 10: The changing needs of coworkers over time
Part 11: The strenghts of small and big coworking spaces
The Global Coworking Survey was carried out by Deskmag in cooperation with the Technical Universitaet Berlin from 09.12.10 to 23.12.10. It attracted 661 participants from 24 countries and four continents, which fill in our questionnaire.
::::: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :::::
The survey was supported by coworking organizations and spaces in several countries. We would especially like to thank the following organizations for their support in translating the questions into Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish (in alphabetic order):
Coworking JP - a Japanese blog about coworking
Coworking Spain - a Spanish coworking space directory
Movebla - a Brazilian magazine for flexible working arrangements
We would also like to thank the following organizations for promoting the survey (in alphabetic order):
Cowo – Coworking Project - an Italian network for coworking spaces
Coworking.de - a list of German coworking spaces
Coworking Europe - the European Conference on Coworking
Coworking Google Group - a global forum for discussions about coworking
Coworking Sweden - A Swedish blog about coworking
Deskwanted - our sister site, a global listing and management system for coworking spaces
Emergent Research - a small business research and consultancy firm based in the U.S.
Entreprise Globale - a Belgian think-tank
Hallenprojekt - a coworking network for digital workers and places
Moboff - a Japanese coworking space in Tokyo
Silicon Sentier & La Cantine – Coworking networks in France
The Network Hub - a Canadian coworking space in Vancouver
A big thank you also to all other participating coworking spaces for forwarding the survey to their members, without whom this survey would not have been possible.