While China’s sharing economy slows down and enters a period of structural adjustment, the coworking industry is new force. Moreover, after China had issued important policies to support comprehensive upgrading sustainable development mass entrepreneurship innovation in September 2018, potential became even greater. However, also faces many bottlenecks, such as homogeneity services single-profi...

Abstract The rise of teleworking and coworking has been remarkable in Turkey, especially the last decade. Nevertheless, country experienced a boom spaces (CSs) during COVID-19 pandemic, number CSs increased dramatically from 71 2020 to 162 2022; therefore, increase is more than doubled. This chapter investigates reasons behind this dramatic increase, rising demand for CSs, response implications...

Collaborative workspaces are perceived as places of shared infrastructure where labour is organised in alternative ways. In our article, we juxtapose current and previous work life arrangements freelancers who had practised community-led coworking the medium-sized city Graz, Austria, asking them to reflect on their professional trajectories. We show that although initially provided an environme...

Abstract The chapter deals with the changes occurring during COVID-19 pandemic in coworking sector. We have collected data and information from primary secondary sources. latter include in-depth interviews, covert participant observations computer-assisted telephone interviews (CATI). analysed of number spaces (CSs) main mechanisms behind them. findings reveal relatively limited scale decrease ...

Objectives: The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has necessitated new ways of conducting business, including hybrid work, which requires the active digital transformation workplaces. This study examined cases in coworking tool Flow was adopted and explained Flow’s characteristics user experiences. Methods: is a developed by Madras Check to improve communication efficiency between workers...