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What you're describing sounds a lot like some kind of coworking space. Maybe something like betahaus in Berlin [1]. When you enter, it looks like a big cafe wit
by troymc 9y ago
What you're describing sounds a lot like some kind of coworking space. Maybe something like betahaus in Berlin [1]. When you enter, it looks like a big cafe with lots of tables and many people with open laptops, but that place has layers: separate meeting rooms, a big events space (several floors up), "office hours" (one-on-one, free 30-minute consultancy sessions with experts from their community), group runs through the city, ... There's a monthly membership fee, but anyone can get stuff at the cafe or attend the public events.
[1] https://www.betahaus.com/berlin/ https://www.betahaus.com/berlin/
- SyneRyder 9y ago> What you're describing sounds a lot like some kind of coworking space. In my city a hotdesk at a co-working space starts at $250/month for just 2 days a week. So I go to cafes, partly because of cost, but mostly I prefer the ambience and staff there (much friendlier, better music, coffee on demand). If my local cafe chain had a $300/yr gold membership/sponsorship, I'd buy that in a heartbeat. On the other hand my cafe doesn't sell Club Mate or Mate Mate, so betahaus definitely/easily beats Perth there! :)