It may sound difficult and expensive, but spending a year traveling and working actually is quite feasible, especially if you go as a group. That’s what we’re doing with coWork the World.
Coworking our way around the world
How to thrive in the gig economy
I spoke to Stephane Kasriel, CEO of Upwork, the world’s largest online marketplace for freelancers and businesses. Here he offers his top tips for making it in the gig economy in 2016 and beyond.
Made by coworking: Harpoon
Harpoon, the financial planning app for freelancers, was started by freelancers who met at a coworking space. We talk to co-founders Andy Johnson and Ryan Battles about how their experience lent toward the creation and success of the product.
LGBT defacto: Corporate America’s approach to civil rights
When it comes to civil rights, the gulf between de jure law and de facto practice can be an ugly place. So I spoke with Todd Sears, the founder of Out Leadership, about how corporations are measuring up in respect to LGBT rights. By Dave Gentry.
Coworking and repetitive strain injuries
We’re all susceptible to repetitive strain injuries. But people working in coworking spaces should be particularly wary. Expert Raquel Baetz provides tips to keep you positioned correctly.
You’ll never see me looking for a job
I’ve never had a job, and I never will. I know what you’re thinking… liar! Allow me to explain. Post by Brent Comstock, founder and CEO of BCom Solutions.
A tour of Adelaide’s coworking spaces
The team at Majoran Coworking coordinated a whistle stop tour in July of Adelaide, Australia’s burgeoning coworking scene.
Camaraderie Coworking expands with retail store and production space
Camaraderie Coworking expanded its Toronto location to include an artisan market on the ground floor, providing coworking and retail space local artisans.
