The origin of coworking in Saratov
I am a freelancer.
That’s how I introduce myself when I don’t want to explain to my interlocutor why it turns out that being the head of my own company, I can be a hired manager at someone else’s, supervise projects in the third, win tenders on weekdays and write service code on weekends. An entrepreneur sounds too pretentious, and being called a gouging, I think, is not very useful for business.
It turned out that a couple of years ago I really wanted to settle with my project in the coworking center so that I could ask Kohli's neighbor how to set up Marmalade or help his team win a guest tender for development. Well, or to attract coworkers Sasha and Dasha to design, and Petya to set up a server. Or bring customers to negotiate. Or do a joint project.
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Unfortunately, these plans failed to come true, since Saratov was at that time, and now it remains a bezkolkovingovym city. A couple of years ago, I seriously thought about how to organize co-working yourself, but there were too few resources and too many problems and I scored on it, hoping that someone would do their co-working, and I would enter it as a participant.
Unfortunately, nobody did this and there was nowhere to fit in. But now I have both the desire and the opportunity to change it.
At the moment there is a small (for 5-10 people) office with round-the-clock access, some furniture and a safe, PBX and IP telephony, Internet and telephony are available. A coffee machine and a stock of coffee for the first time were bought :) So, there is an opportunity to have a good time and take over the world, if a decent pirate team comes together and boasts!
I would like to see mobile application developers, web and just programmers, game-dev, designers, musician next to me. However, it will be interesting to talk with those who did not make this list, since I want to gather independent, but complementary teams and freelancers under one roof.
Those who wish to participate in the above described adventure are invited to contact me in the LAN at Habré or in the mail , and answer a few simple questions:
1. What do I want from coworking (competences of other participants, equipment, services (for example, accounting, etc.), tariffs) ?;
2. What am I ready to provide (competences, resources, level of payment for coworking) ?;
3. Contact information so that you can be contacted.
Arrrgggghh!
That’s how I introduce myself when I don’t want to explain to my interlocutor why it turns out that being the head of my own company, I can be a hired manager at someone else’s, supervise projects in the third, win tenders on weekdays and write service code on weekends. An entrepreneur sounds too pretentious, and being called a gouging, I think, is not very useful for business.
It turned out that a couple of years ago I really wanted to settle with my project in the coworking center so that I could ask Kohli's neighbor how to set up Marmalade or help his team win a guest tender for development. Well, or to attract coworkers Sasha and Dasha to design, and Petya to set up a server. Or bring customers to negotiate. Or do a joint project.
')
Unfortunately, these plans failed to come true, since Saratov was at that time, and now it remains a bezkolkovingovym city. A couple of years ago, I seriously thought about how to organize co-working yourself, but there were too few resources and too many problems and I scored on it, hoping that someone would do their co-working, and I would enter it as a participant.
Unfortunately, nobody did this and there was nowhere to fit in. But now I have both the desire and the opportunity to change it.
At the moment there is a small (for 5-10 people) office with round-the-clock access, some furniture and a safe, PBX and IP telephony, Internet and telephony are available. A coffee machine and a stock of coffee for the first time were bought :) So, there is an opportunity to have a good time and take over the world, if a decent pirate team comes together and boasts!
I would like to see mobile application developers, web and just programmers, game-dev, designers, musician next to me. However, it will be interesting to talk with those who did not make this list, since I want to gather independent, but complementary teams and freelancers under one roof.
Those who wish to participate in the above described adventure are invited to contact me in the LAN at Habré or in the mail , and answer a few simple questions:
1. What do I want from coworking (competences of other participants, equipment, services (for example, accounting, etc.), tariffs) ?;
2. What am I ready to provide (competences, resources, level of payment for coworking) ?;
3. Contact information so that you can be contacted.
Arrrgggghh!
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/165593/
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