I've done that. People at the coworking space weren't especially talkative, and while there were private rooms for conversations, there wasn't any monitors or

I've done that. People at the coworking space weren't especially talkative, and while there were private rooms for conversations, there wasn't any monitors or outlets in there. anything sensitive had to be done at home, anyway, and since several were projects that involved PII, I had to work at home most of the time, regardless. $320/mo to have to walk across town and try to talk to people with whom you have nothing in common with (even the same employer) except existing in physical space. like, the people weren't bad or unfriendly, but there was no organic connection. the extra exercise was nice but otherwise wasn't worth it; coworking spaces are memes. a morning floor hockey team at the YMCA made me more friends than any in-person office experience or coworking space.