Coworking: the ideal working environment for web professionals
The first coworking site was set up in Germany in 1995. Since then, coworking has gone from strength to strength. It meets the needs of independent workers and freelancers, most of whom work on their own. Many web professionals work in shared offices, including community managers, consultants and developers. When it comes to setting up a professional activity, working from home is not always possible, due to lack of space and equipment. Likewise, including the cost of a lease in a start-up’s budget can hamper the development of the specialist, coach or trainer’s business. With coworking, management costs are totally under control. Space rental contracts are flexible, and can be easily adapted as your business develops. Conditions that make it easy to start up a web-based business.
The advantages of working in shared offices for web companies
The day-to-day life of web specialists involves a very specific way of working. In addition to the need for a real workplace with a minimum of equipment, people working in the web professions need to be able to receive their customers and partners. For this, they need private reception areas, to avoid having to conduct conversations in public places like cafés. In shared offices, they can take advantage of meeting rooms to welcome their contacts. Last but not least, working in a coworking space stimulates exchange and creativity, which are essential for key players in the web industry.
Coworking for self-employment: a key element for web players
Many employees are turning to self-employment as a way of putting their passion(s) or skills to good use. In the web world, we’re discovering new professions such as seo, sea and sem specialists, webmasters and web copywriters. All these new professions have certain things in common: access to workspace, the need to meet other professionals and optimized cost management. Because of the way they operate, coworking spaces offer a global and concrete solution to facilitate the daily lives of these professionals.
HIPTOWN’s customer digital professions
Here are some of our tenants’ activities that perfectly illustrate this article:
COMPUTER SUPPORT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Computer specialist
Computer data entry
Computer engineer
Computer technician
IS architect
Maintenance, support and
IT user services
Information systems manager
Information systems security manager
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND DEVELOPMENT
Designer
Developer
Web project manager
Design and development engineer
Software architect
MANAGEMENT, DIGITAL STRATEGY
Product Manager
IT Project Manager
CIO Marketing Manager
Chief digital officer
Account manager
Business Engineer
Pre-sales engineer
Project Manager
Team manager
Head of Strategy and Sales
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COMMUNICATION, USER INTERFACE AND DIGITAL CREATION
Media planning and digital marketing
Web designer
Experience and interface designer
Art director
Ergonomist
Community Media Manager
Digital marketer
SEO
Traffic analyst
EXPERTISE AND CONSULTING
IT consultant
Information systems consultant
Cybersecurity manager
Business expert consultant
Intellectual property expert
SEO manager
CRM manager
SEM manager
NETWORK AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
Fiber optic technician
Network and cloud technician
Network and cloud engineer
Network and cloud architect
DATA ANALYSIS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Data analyst
Data scientist
Geomatician
Database administrator
