Co-Working Spaces Will See Resurgence, Says The Riveter CEO

The transcript discusses the evolution of coworking spaces, the impact of the pandemic on businesses, especially women-owned ones, and the future of work. It highlights the challenges faced by women during the pandemic, the potential resurgence of coworking spaces, and the need for solutions that support working parents. The discussion also covers changes in commercial real estate and the future work landscape, including remote work trends and opportunities for diverse work models.

What decision did the speaker make regarding coworking spaces during the pandemic?

• To increase membership fees

• To keep the spaces open

• To expand the spaces

• To close the spaces and stop charging members

Why does the speaker believe coworking spaces will see a resurgence?

• Due to government mandates

• Because they offer free coffee

• Due to the need for community and flexible workspaces

• Because they are cheaper than traditional offices

What is one major impact of the pandemic on women in the workforce?

• Increased salaries for women

• More women entering the workforce

• 3 million women exiting the full-time workforce

• Equal pay for women and men

What solution does the speaker suggest for supporting women in the workforce?

• Increasing work hours

• Offering childcare tax credits and direct payments

• Reducing maternity leave

• Providing free transportation

What is the speaker's view on the future of commercial real estate?

• It will adapt with new models like revenue partnerships

• It will become more expensive

• It will see a decline in coworking spaces

• It will remain unchanged

How does the speaker view the potential for remote work?

• As a temporary trend

• As a way to level the playing field

• As a disadvantage for big companies

• As a reason to increase office spaces

What does the speaker think about Mark Zuckerberg's prediction for remote work?

• They completely agree with him

• They believe it will not happen

• They think it opens opportunities for diverse people

• They think it will harm small businesses