willbenito123

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Read first 1/2 of a book free and pay later if you want the second 1/2
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by willbenito123 5y ago
Cheers for the feedback!
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Software for barbers to manage bookings, payments, analytics and more
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Remote work employers and employees love
1 points by willbenito123 6y ago|0 comments
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by willbenito123 6y ago
I think this is really helpful and I guess this question is about the USP. This is what I think it could be: - privacy - solo work space - change of environment = productivity + mental health benefits - community value (per WeWork, Airbnb
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by willbenito123 6y ago
So I think this would be for knowledge intensive workers, who can currently work from home if they want. For businesses with big property and equipment costs I agree - you can't operate from a different location. Luckily, the biggest a
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Yeah, definitely still privacy / safety / legal concerns. Ever have any problems yourself?
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Would you be happy for people to work in your place if you were out at work all day? Lots of Airbnb hosts never meet their guests!
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Really good points and we are thinking hard about those. It would inevitably be different to Airbnb in price, location and opportunity. People are increasingly looking to explore non-conventional holiday/working destinations. In some c
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by willbenito123 6y ago
1) Potential to do both if you live there but work in an office, you can rent out your own desk with an Airbnb guest in a spare room. 2) I think the price point is much lower and definitely depends on a different set of criteria like WiFi s
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Fair enough! Suppose this wouldn’t be for you ... would you trust people more with a peer review system like Uber / Airbnb?
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Thanks for the reply - if you worked in an office / somewhere else would you ever let someone use your office space if you could make income from it?
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by willbenito123 6y ago
True. I think the value is twofold. 1) The community. Like similar platforms, this could spawn a like minded community of digital nomadic workers. 2) health and productivity. In lots of knowledge intensive industries, office space is bein
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Would love some feedback on previous players in this space pre the world of remote work who ran into problems. Breather, Spacehop, Vrumi
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. I think there is strong potential to do both accommodation and workstation renting. Especially if you are out working during the day, you could actually rent out your own desk space, rather than additional space. Esse
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by willbenito123 6y ago
I think that depends on what you do as a job. For some people a one day break in a new location could be stimulating and healthy. Appreciate that for others its a different story. One way this could go is a week/two week room swap th
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Fair enough...think this is definitely a post-COVID idea for legal and commercial reasons!
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by willbenito123 6y ago
This was initially the idea! For students / young professionals to rent out spare rooms in their house. Especially if they are going into work or campus, they can earn a bit of extra income. This is essentially very similar and you co
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by willbenito123 6y ago
This is interesting feedback. Even a kitchen table could be interesting for people without plausible alternatives. Alternatively, if you go to work in the day, you could rent out any spare desk space that you would otherwise use if you were
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Wonder if annoying housemates would be evaded by peer rating systems. i.e. people who left a mess / required lots of cleaning would get a low rating and thereafter struggle to use the platform.
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Interesting to hear. What are the blockers? Feel like this would be very much for people who are happy with both / either.
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Interesting - think you're thinking of remote workers who might travel for a certain reason. I was thinking about remote workers who want to change up their environment for mental health / productivity reasons. If office space bec
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Would you rent out working space in your home?
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Would you pay to travel for remote work?
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A social network for remote workers to swap rooms(hotrooms.io)
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Platform for users to swap rooms and work remotely from wherever they want(youtube.com)
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by willbenito123 6y ago
Hoping to become the Airbnb of remote work