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Feels like you're getting rid of one of the greatest parts of remote work - working from home in solitude without the distractions of open working spaces.

If I wanted to work around others, I'd just go rent a desk at a shared working space. I don't see the value added by this 'club'. Please explain.

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Thanks for your thoughts. So there's a few parts, one being in a place where shared working space isn't available as Dmitri mentioned.

The main thing is that you can virtually CoWork with pairing and roundtables with other remote workers. This is when you're working remotely to have someone to chat with or bounce ideas off of.

The other part is space, for which you have access to several workspaces from coworking to coffee shops to restaurants.

Hope that makes sense :)

A lot (if not most) of remote workers live in places where shared working space is not available and general purpose offices are too expensive.

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