Author: Chris Kilpatrick

Coworking spaces have revolutionized the concept of work environments, especially for independent professionals. As we transition into more dynamic work cultures, these spaces are not just about the physical infrastructure, but also about fostering social interactions between one another. A recent study delves into how these interactions within coworking spaces shape professional experiences.  The study… Continue reading The Evolution of Coworking Spaces and the Impact of Social Support 

Is hybrid work enough to combat employee loneliness? Recently there have been debates over whether hybrid work is the answer to having a healthy balance between remote and in-office work. Unfortunately with hybrid work policies, people are still feeling lonely at home and even more disconnected from their coworkers when working from the office.

Could remote work be fostering feelings of loneliness and isolation? According to a survey conducted by Emergent Research, coworking spaces are revealed to serve a purpose beyond providing a physical location for work away from home

Recent studies have shown that working from home has resulted in a decline in employee productivity and reshaped the economy as we know it. At TeamWorking, we’ve developed an array of options to choose from when it comes to seeking a space away from home to work.

In a world that has witnessed a seismic shift to remote work, the importance of genuine human interactions cannot be overstated. As businesses adapted to a virtual landscape, a decline in face-to-face interactions became evident, resulting in a decrease in knowledge flows. This decline has prompted a call to reevaluate the benefits of in-person collaboration.