we now recommend to startups we fund that they not work out of coworking spaces. But is this simply a reflection of the maturity of the companies you fund rath

we now recommend to startups we fund that they not work out of coworking spaces. But is this simply a reflection of the maturity of the companies you fund rather than a hard-and-fast rule for all startups? And by maturity I don't mean age or team size but simply that they have taken the 'training wheels off' and now ready push forward and grow a real business? I see co-working spaces as great for independents and great for small co-founder teams who are still finding their MVP. If you are still finding the sweet-spot, pivoting and not yet growing a team then to me the benefits of working in a social environment (which is what co-working is) are huge. EDIT: post-publish, I'm minded that YC in particular funds companies v early and so actually I'm more surprised you are not down for your startups to work out of spaces that promote ideation. For a more 'conservative' angel/vc I'd be more understanding of the perspective.