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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2020 · 28 MIN

Sam Rosen on Working Remotely with Others

from Converge: The Business of Creativity Podcast with Dane Sanders · host Dane Sanders

The Meaning of WorkBefore the time of remote jobs, work was two things: the place you go, and the things you do. When working remote grew in popularity, Sam saw a need for meeting those individuals want for inspiration and community. The issue with this was that what works for some doesn't work for others. For some, a coffee shop environment is the perfect setting, but sometimes, there is a need for something quieter or calmer.Local InfluencesOne reason that Deskpass is different from all other coworking companies or environments is that their spaces are run by local members. For instance, in Breckenridge CO, the space may be more Colorado themed whereas in downtown Chicago, a space may be more industry specific such as finance or law.The differences in the spaces create variety that matches what the member needs in that day or moment. Additionally, this variety creates an environment that is a melting pot of people. It creates a community of people working just as hard as you are, but every person there is different with different ideas and different perspectives. Not many other working environments are as adaptable as coworking spaces are.Timeline:[02:09] What is Deskpass? What is coworking?[04:16] The meaning of the word work.[05:22] "...and what I see is your relationship to your office and your workplace changing from a place I go every day to an ecosystem."[05:47] The need for work environments that meet you where you are with what you need.[6:16] How can humans better gain work-life balance? What role does coworking play in this?[06:48] People use Deskpass and coworking places as a way to be less lonely.[08:02] The benefits of variety of workspace with the flexibility that the variety offers.[09:43] Deskpass coworking environments are run by members of the local community.[10:18] "You don't have to commit; you can get what you're looking for when you need it."[10:39] You can go from sitting at home alone to a room full of interesting people who are already connected to you in a way[12:06] With the Deskpass membership, it is able to match the mood you're in that day.[12:31] You don't have to interact with somebody, but just being in an environment that inspires them by being surrounded by people who are working just as hard as them.[13:20] It is not just about avoiding a negative of loneliness, but also moving towards a positive of inspiration.[17:15] Giving yourself flexibility of work environments and locations when you need it is where most productivity is earned.[22:16] Having ownership over there you spend your day.[23:04] Asking if the five-year lease on a building makes sense for you and your business.[26:55] How to use Deskpass's free membership trial.

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Sam Rosen is the founder of a Deskpass, a coworking company. Coworking spaces are shared workplace spaces that are not owned by any one company or team. Instead, these spaces function to meet workers with what they need where they need. If you are interested in learning more about the Deskpass coworking membership, go to deskpass.com

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