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I worked for a company like this, honestly I didn't really like it, at least the meeting in cafe's part, personally I find the comforts of an office superior in
by devs1010 15y ago
I worked for a company like this, honestly I didn't really like it, at least the meeting in cafe's part, personally I find the comforts of an office superior in this regard as a conference room with no distractions and a projector beats sitting in a noisy cafe huddled around a laptop. I'm not against the not having an office idea completely but I think that if I were to be involved in something like this again I would want them to at least have one of those "shared spaces" offices where you can go in sometimes to work collaboratively and have access to conference rooms, etc.
- billswift 15y agoOne thing that can work, if you only need a day here and there, is to get a motel room to use as a meeting room/conference room. Even fewer distractions than an office and you don't have to pay for it when you aren't using it. (We did this a few times in the 1980s/90s when I was working for an architect, when we needed a meeting place near a job.)
- devs1010 15y agoNowadays I think most cities they have spaces that can be rented on an hourly basis that are suited for this purpose (beyond hotel rooms)
- nvk 15y agoIn those cases i have the Team come to my House or the Condo's Amenities Floor, lot's of quite room and wifi. But yes, this arrangement is not for everyone.