coworking

adjective

co·work·ing ˈkō-ˌwər-kiŋ

variants or less commonly co-working

: being, relating to, or working in a building where multiple tenants (such as entrepreneurs, start-ups, or nonprofits) rent working space (such as desks or offices) and have the use of communal facilities

coworking spaces/individuals

the coworking trend

With growing frequency, new startups are popping up across cities looking to turn under-utilized brick-and-mortar or commercial space into low-cost co-working options.—

Arman Tabatabai

coworking noun

or less commonly co-working

Co-working took hold in the last decade on the West Coast to accommodate the growing number of independent workers who wanted to escape the loneliness of working at home. —

Tanya Mohn

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Or host a mini-coworking session in your own home. —

Flora Tsapovsky, SFChronicle.com, 10 Oct. 2020