
Ten Mobile Apps for Traveling Freelancers
One of the reasons freelancers enjoy coworking is that it provides the opportunity to participate in a global community of like-minded professionals without being tied down to one office. Most coworking spaces offer a free or very affordable drop-in option. Although you may feel right at home in coworking spaces around the world, it’s still a little awkward to be working out of your laptop bag.5 ebooks every freelancer should read
Two days ago was the first official day of summer on the upper side of the globe, and although that means the kiddos are out of school, freelancers are still hard at work. If you’re planning to take a few days for yourself now that the weather is nice, preparing a summer reading list can help you expand your mind while working on your tan.Capital C - How to build a community
Coworking is all about building communities anchored around a shared space. These days, some of the fastest growing communities are being built online. There’s a few things offline communities could learn from online ones, which is why today we’re presenting a few tips from David Noël, community manager at SoundCloud.Close enough? - The Amsterdam Incubation Experiment
How close do individuals need to be physically to exchange inspiration and ideas? Extremely close, according to a study of a shared workspace in Amsterdam. The Dutch capital is home to a new style of low-cost workspace that encourages collaboration - similar in concept to coworking, but with a slight twist. A recent study tested how proximity affects real interaction between individuals working in the space.Coworking: An Easy Way To Green Your Business
These days, almost everyone is looking for ways to be green, but just like Kermit said, it’s not always easy. By working for yourself, instead of a bloated company full of time and resource-wasting bureaucracy, you’re already pretty lean and mean. But coworking instead of working from home could help you reduce your impact even further. Here’s how:Page 19 of 23