Co-working spaces thrive in the post-Covid period

Faith Nyongesa

WOJO Africa growth lead Faith Nyongesa during the interview in Upper Hill Nairobi.

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The shift in work dynamics was one of the many changes necessitated by the Covid-19 pandemic. From remote working to virtual meetings such as Zoom, the work environment changed significantly during and post-pandemic. One such concept that has been on the rise is co-working spaces.

“One of the biggest lessons drawn from the pandemic was the need for community and flexible workspaces,” says Faith Nyongesa, growth lead at WOJO in Kenya, a co-working space based at the Mercure Hotel in Upper Hill, Nairobi.

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