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This is one of the reasons I signed up for a coworking space - it is so distracting having to mentally keep track of whether I’m spending the minimum amount. If
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This is one of the reasons I signed up for a coworking space - it is so distracting having to mentally keep track of whether I’m spending the minimum amount. If I have a proper meal at the coffeeshop it easily costs more than one coffee an hour. But then after an hour nobody remembers I bought the big meal so I feel compelled to buy another drink (that I don’t want).
Then there’s a shift change and again I feel I need to prove I’m not a freeloader.
- nemomarx 1y agohas an employee ever actually asked you to do this?
- edgineer 1y agoI have seen a sign saying one coffee per hour minimum. That was at a place people would linger to chat and smoke, though.
- 1123581321 1y agoIt’s the silent resentment from the staff that is most feared.
- seanw265 1y agoCoffee shops are fine for a change of scenery, but they get expensive fast if you're there all day. I also switched to a coworking space but mainly for these two reasons: 1. It’s much cheaper if you’re regularly working 8-hour days outside your apartment. 2. I hated having to pack up my stuff just to use the bathroom or step out for a call. The ones near me are secure and have free (passable) coffee, which is all I really need.
- caro_kann 1y agoI don't usually work from the coffee shops, but when I'm grateful enough to order some coffee (that amount I'd spend it anyway if I were somewhere else). Also coworking spaces are expensive for irregular visitors like me. In my city, even a day pass is 4-5 times the price of a cappuccino. So a couple of days of visit to a cafe is excellent for me.