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We put a guide together on how to get everything you need from your coworking membership. Some ideas on this list are Erie-centric, but these principles can apply wherever you are in the world.

Genuine coworking spaces have an important part to play, no matter their size or the city they call home.

Want to spend your days surrounded by some of Erie’s most passionate, friendly, and smart people? Do you enjoy being organized and considerate of others? Do you appreciate efficiency and like spotting problems before they become an issue?

If you’re unfamiliar with the term “weak ties,” Radius has you covered. We’re going to define them, describe them, and explain how and why they’re important to coworking, business, and quality of life.

If you’re unsure of what a 15-Minute City is, then read on as Radius Cowork takes a closer look at what it is, why it’s beneficial, and how Erie can become one.

By: Sean Fedorko - For people forging new career paths in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, coworking will help reduce startup costs, create new professional networks, become a source of well-needed optimism, and provide solutions to typically costly problems.

To help make it happen this year, we’ve jotted down a couple vital questions to ask yourself; just a few things to think about this holiday season before leaping into freelance, pitching a remote work option to your boss, or pulling together a small-business venture.

From business cards to table cloths, it’s the little things in life that tend to make or break or events. Sure, standing banners may not seem like a big deal, until you’re the ONLY booth at the trade show without them.

In theory, working from home should be blissful—stay in your pajamas, take care of housework on your breaks, and enjoy some quality “me” time. But in practice, all those hours alone can start to feel like solitary confinement.

Spicing up your work life with the occasional offsite meeting can kill the monotony of the work week and get employees excited about the topic at hand.

With a remote position, you can maintain a big-city job with the relaxation of small-town living. If you’re in Erie, Pennsylvania and you’re tired of trying to climb a crowded corporate ladder, consider searching for a remote work position.

Many Erieietes have a love-hate relationship with their hometown. However, one thing is for certain: tech’s most talented are relocating to Erie such as Matt White.

Making your living as a full-time freelancer? Then you’ve felt that pang of panic set in as your nine-to-fiver friend casually carries on about their retirement plan and benefits package. We can provide some helpful tips for applying for a mortgage, starting a retirement plan, and finding health benefits as a freelancer.