Why can't they use the library? Ours are very nice.
Tried that in the past but the wifi speed was too awful for even voice only zooming
Coworking from Home
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Re: Coworking from Home
#22If you get enough friends to come over, eventually you can all pitch in and rent a small property that is centrally located between all of you. You could stock the kitchen with coffee and healthy snacks. Maybe you could even get a whiteboard and a ping pong table! Wait a minute...
Oh man that would actually be pretty great! Except for the hassle of having to organize everything, and the financial risk of taking on a big lease, but maybe with the right friend group you'd have people with strengths in those areas. In theory a coworking space with camaraderie like that would be the best of both worlds - you get to have a place that you can work that's not your home, where there's actual people you can interact with that you get along with, but if you switch jobs you don't have to suddenly give that up. Also potentially you could end up recruiting each other, or referring each other for consulting gigs, or working on joint business ventures together.
Re: Coworking from Home
#23If you get enough friends to come over, eventually you can all pitch in and rent a small property that is centrally located between all of you. You could stock the kitchen with coffee and healthy snacks. Maybe you could even get a whiteboard and a ping pong table! Wait a minute...
I had some coworkers that did this. They (husband and wife) lived on a farm with iffy power and internet so they eventually bought a house in some nearby suburbs mostly to work from.