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Hot Desk – for days when you need to get out of the house.

April 4, 2011 by Steven Sparling Leave a Comment

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Most days I work from the kitchen table. There’s a lot of advantages to this: I have good coffee, no one to bug me, no commute, a well-stocked fridge, as many/as few distractions as I could want and the ability to multi-task in life chores like laundry or repair man visits. Most of the time it’s great. But occasionally I miss the buzz of an office. People to say hello to. A reason to comb my hair. So a hot desk is perfect.

Most hot desking situations require a commitment and I’m self-employed ’cause I hate commitment.

Today I found a great option in London: the Soho Collective. Right in the swishing heart of Soho above heart-attack-central – Ed’s Diner. It’s bright, open, cheap and run by two great guys: Simon and Stephen.

I think I’ve found a cool bunker for when I need to get out of the house and change my surroundings.

Filed Under: Workspace Tagged With: Freelance Workers, Hot Desk, office, Soho, Space, Writer

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