Coworking by clock-work and #deskmag

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The document discusses the evolving nature of work, highlighting the rise of coworking spaces as a response to modern challenges in the workplace. It traces the historical context of corporations and bureaucracy, noting the transformation from traditional jobs to freelancing and the appeal of coworking. Key benefits for freelancers utilizing coworking spaces include networking opportunities and improved work-life balance.

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Piotr Boulangé / t. 0.602.650.123 / m. piotr.boulange@clock-work.pl

Coworking
New forms of work
based on ClockWork’s experince, and
deskmag’s survey

Corporation
In the middle ages, this term
was referred to guilds. The
word "corporation" derives
from corpus, the Latin word
for body, or a "body of
people." By the time of
Justinian (reigned 527–565)
*by wiki

Bureaucracy
Administration was in running
the empires, although the
term "bureaucracy" was not
coined until the mid-1700s,
the idea of organised and
consistent administrative
systems is much older (look:
Sumer and Egyptian
civilisations) *by wiki

The production line Because of the industrial
revolution, many low skilled
workers left their farms,
and went to work in the
factory, that needed a lot of
cheap workers to perform
simple tasks.
A production line is a set of
sequential operations
established in a factory
whereby materials are put
through a refining process
to produce an end-product.
*by wiki

Freelancers – New jobs
Fields in which freelancing is
common include:
music,
journalism,
publishing,
screenwriting,
filmmaking,
acting,
photojournalism,
cosmetics,
fragrances,
editing,
photography,
event planning,
event management,
copy editing,
proofreading,
indexing,
copywriting,
computer programming,
web design,
graphic design,
website development,
consulting,
tour guiding,
video editing,
ideo production
translating,
illustrating
and micro jobs..

Working today:
too many things in one place
everyone see that something needs to change, but
nobody knows “what”
the comfort for one company for entire life is long
gone.
* PB

Changes in the forms of work:
Todays work is mostly defined by “problems”:
To much time
To crowded
To shallow people relations
No motivation
To tired
…
… this has led to new scientific researches in psychology, administration,
economics…
and people start to look for new kinds of
work … working environment … work space

www.clock-work.pl
“CoWork” is …
The term itself means collaboration,
cooperation, but to describe the new
form of work it was used for the first
time in 1999.
The firs “space” to be described by this
term was in 2005 in San Francisco
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
Coworking in the world
in the 2012 Europe has over run the USA
in number of coworking spaces: 878 to
797, the whole world was estimated to
have ca. 2100 places.
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
POLAND and the rest
The following
rankings are for
cities with over 30
spaces…
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
Coworking is for
we already know, that the popularity of coworking
is growing YtY. But why? Who are the users of the
coworking spaces? Who are the Coworkers (in
Poland)?
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
The coworker …
… Coworker, is the
next level of
Freelancer 
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
Why does the Freelnacer likes
Coworking?
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
What Freelancers like in the Coworking?
The cowering space users
value the most:
NETWORKING /
Expanding SOCIAL CIRCLE
and
Work-Life Balance
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl
links to Coworking
http://www.deskmag.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coworking
http://www.infakt.pl/coworking_w_polsce_2011/aktualnosci
https://www.facebook.com/ClockWork.CoWork
www.clock-work.pl
www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

www.clock-work.pl www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork
Piotr Boulangé / t. 0.602.650.123 / m. piotr.boulange@clock-work.pl

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Coworking by clock-work and #deskmag

1. Piotr Boulangé / t. 0.602.650.123 / m. piotr.boulange@clock-work.pl

2. Coworking New forms of work based on ClockWork’s experince, and deskmag’s survey

3. @ the begging there were tribes …

4. Corporation In the middle ages, this term was referred to guilds. The word "corporation" derives from corpus, the Latin word for body, or a "body of people." By the time of Justinian (reigned 527–565) *by wiki

5. Bureaucracy Administration was in running the empires, although the term "bureaucracy" was not coined until the mid-1700s, the idea of organised and consistent administrative systems is much older (look: Sumer and Egyptian civilisations) *by wiki

6. The production line Because of the industrial revolution, many low skilled workers left their farms, and went to work in the factory, that needed a lot of cheap workers to perform simple tasks. A production line is a set of sequential operations established in a factory whereby materials are put through a refining process to produce an end-product. *by wiki

7. Freelancers – New jobs Fields in which freelancing is common include: music, journalism, publishing, screenwriting, filmmaking, acting, photojournalism, cosmetics, fragrances, editing, photography, event planning, event management, copy editing, proofreading, indexing, copywriting, computer programming, web design, graphic design, website development, consulting, tour guiding, video editing, ideo production translating, illustrating and micro jobs..

8. Working today: too many things in one place everyone see that something needs to change, but nobody knows “what” the comfort for one company for entire life is long gone. * PB

9. Changes in the forms of work: Todays work is mostly defined by “problems”: To much time To crowded To shallow people relations No motivation To tired … … this has led to new scientific researches in psychology, administration, economics… and people start to look for new kinds of work … working environment … work space

10. www.clock-work.pl “CoWork” is … The term itself means collaboration, cooperation, but to describe the new form of work it was used for the first time in 1999. The firs “space” to be described by this term was in 2005 in San Francisco www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

11. www.clock-work.pl Coworking in the world in the 2012 Europe has over run the USA in number of coworking spaces: 878 to 797, the whole world was estimated to have ca. 2100 places. www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

12. www.clock-work.pl POLAND and the rest The following rankings are for cities with over 30 spaces… www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

13. www.clock-work.pl Coworking is for we already know, that the popularity of coworking is growing YtY. But why? Who are the users of the coworking spaces? Who are the Coworkers (in Poland)? www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

14. www.clock-work.pl The coworker … … Coworker, is the next level of Freelancer  www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

15. www.clock-work.pl Why does the Freelnacer likes Coworking? www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

16. www.clock-work.pl What Freelancers like in the Coworking? The cowering space users value the most: NETWORKING / Expanding SOCIAL CIRCLE and Work-Life Balance www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

17. www.clock-work.pl links to Coworking http://www.deskmag.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coworking http://www.infakt.pl/coworking_w_polsce_2011/aktualnosci https://www.facebook.com/ClockWork.CoWork www.clock-work.pl www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork

18. www.clock-work.pl www.facebook.om/ClockWork.CoWork Piotr Boulangé / t. 0.602.650.123 / m. piotr.boulange@clock-work.pl

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