Each of the coworking offices promised access to at least one desk free of charge for you to use it for five days to find out what it is like to be part of the coworking community. According to the findings presented at the Global Coworking Unconference Conference, many people who choose the coworking formula admit that working with other people helps them not to lose their sanity.
Some of the reasons why coworking sites are so popular are the start-up scene development and change in people's working habits. FastCompany published an interesting feature on the subject in which several trends were identified: 1) you can work anywhere and you do not have to travel to work; 2) you can work at any time, not just from 9 to 5; what really counts is your deadline and not the time you spend on each project; 3) you work freelance instead of having a full-time job. Coworking sites are a natural response to the needs of the people who have already followed this trend.

"Let’s cowork": Polish Open Coworking Days
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Many freelancers treat coworking offices as an attractive alternative to cafés, bars and their own apartments. What they particularly like about them is the fact that they can sit at an ergonomic desk to focus purely on the job, which in turn makes them work much faster than at home or on the town. According to the findings presented at this year's Global Coworking Unconference Conference, over 80% of respondents can see the impact their coworking environment has on their motivation levels and networking opportunities. The majority of the respondents admit they have expanded their professional skills since joining the coworking community.With over 600 coworking offices in 2007 (according to the Coworking Survey), their current number is reaching 6 thousand. It is estimated that 25 thousand such places will be running by 2017. "Let’s cowork" is a great opportunity to update these findings as the event overlaps with the Global Coworking Survey 2016 carried out by our media sponsor DeskMag.
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