Wellbeing hangs in the balance in Hong Kong, the city ranked with the worst work-life balance in Asia Pacific. But things may be turning around. By Edwin Ho.
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How digital nomads might bridge the gaps in a divided world
Digital nomads: like tourists, they impact they places they visit – and that isn’t always a good thing. Ryan Chatterton of Coworking Insights examines the possibility of a more equitable digital nomadism, one that might even help us in these trying times.
Why coworking space managers should embrace technology
In an industry raised on bucking the status quo, we should all be searching for ways to work better. Yet there is resistance to letting technology take care of the automation-friendly aspects of coworking management. Mara Savina Falstein explores why.
The problem with the coworking industry in 2016
The coworking industry’s biggest vulnerability is that owners, operators and staff turn to each other for help faster than they turn to their own members for help. By Alex Hillman.
Community: the key thing
Why am I still carrying around dead keys to a place that no longer exists? By Melissa Mesku.
StartupBus 2016: what to expect
In 2014 I participated in the madcap hackathon roadtrip known as StartupBus. Before I went, what I really wanted to know was what the hell am I getting myself into. Here’s an overview.
5 ways to kit out your shared workplace
Many office managers and employers still have trouble embedding wellness into their workplace or coworking environment. Here are 5 tips to get started. By Scott Colman of Blue Jelly.
How learning to rock climb made me a better entrepreneur
Every time I climb, I discover how applicable it is to the act of starting and growing a business. By Katy Tynan, author of Free Agent: The Independent Professional’s Guide to Self-Employment Success.