Since the pandemic began, where we work has changed dramatically. For many office workers, waking up at a far too early hour to commute to work is only a small part of the week thanks to hybrid-working. Gossiping in the staff room has been replaced with zoom calls and many people are spending more in-person time with their dogs and cats, or their kids, than their colleagues.
A survey by the Office for National Statistics, found that 38% of working adults in the UK had recently worked from home, despite coronavirus guidance being lifted.
If you are working from home and craving a change of scenery, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to co-working in Swansea. As well as longer established co-work spaces, there are newly transformed work spaces popping up all over Swansea thanks to the Cowork Local Project. If you are feeling adventurous, you can hold your meetings in a trampoline park or take in some history in a Gothic church while you answer those emails. Read next: The glorious location named the top dog friendly beach in Wales
