Working in the UnOffice

Inspired to find out more about coworking when they first started their own business, authors Genevieve DeGuzman and Andrew Tang set out to interview over 50 startups, freelancers, consultants, and nonprofits across the U.S. One of the first, all-around guides to coworking, Working in the UnOffice: A Guide to Coworking for Indie Workers, Small Businesses, and Nonprofits is a wonderful collection of stories, observations, and insight on working in collaborative workspaces.

Working in the UnOffice offers insider advice on how to build entrepreneurial muscle, work independently in a communal space, and create thriving partnerships where creative sparks fly and interesting things happen. Learn how coworking can foster innovation that transforms your organization and the way you work— a process dubbed ‘accelerated serendipity’ by enthusiasts and advocates the world over.

Who is part of the coworking community? Freelancers, consultants, independent contractors, telecommuters, small businesses, startups, and nonprofits— anyone looking to save money, jumpstart how they work, cut commute time, and carve out their own creative spaces with others— work at coworking spaces. Coworking is driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs, inventors, and creative thinkers who value their independence but see opportunity in partnerships and networks.

For more information, visit www.coworkingguide.com.