Security cameras and headphones are the solutions to those concerns. But, if you’re still wondering if you should join a coworking space, here are a couple reasons to consider it.

Coworking is booming and you can benefit

It’s becoming more and more normal to work from a shared office, so we know the trend towards working from these spaces is continuing. There will even be an estimated 3.1 million people coworking in 2019.

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As more members join, an even larger amount of knowledge is accessible. People from different industries with a mix of professions and skills will all be in your immediate surroundings.

Lets say you need help with a marketing project, knowledge on legal issues or need to hire a freelance graphic designer. There’s a good chance someone with those skills is somewhere in your building. If not, they can help you find someone or refer you to a person in their network. This saves you time finding the person you need and creates a community that helps each other.

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Minimize costs

Coworking spaces offer all the benefits of a fully serviced office but for a cheaper cost. Since costs for amenities are split between members it allows you to have a cheaper overall price for your desk or private office.

Rather than worry about furniture, internet and finding an actual location with a long contract, coworking offers you a simple plug and play subscription service.

Also, the highest cost for all startups is usually free in coworking space, coffee.

Many spaces also offer services and deals. These can range from discounts at local businesses and restaurants to cheaper deals on services like Amazon web services or gym subscriptions.

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Of course we can't forget the best reason to join coworking spaces. It’s not a real coworking space unless it has a foosball table or pool table, or any type of table game really.

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