After moving on from WeRemote, we decided to try out a space near one of our Colleague who is somewhere at the south. We tried out Launchpad at Alabang. The price was way cheaper compared to all of the other spaces that we tried out, but with that came a lot of drawbacks. Let me break it down. The Good Environment. Alabang area is quite a nice place to work at. Read more

Our last co-working space that we tried out was The Loft, which had set the bar a little high since I was genuinely impressed with it. Although I was quite happy with it, the parking around The Loft was quite pricy for a 8 hour stay. I could easily be paying around 200 to 300 pesos a day just for the parking. So, while looking for a new place to eat, we stumbled across WeRemote which is located at Metrowalk, a sort-of establishment/center that had a huge free parking lot as long as you were a customer of Metrowalk’s tenants. Read more

After trying out ASPACE, we searched for a co-working space outside of Makati for a change. Our current scrum master decided to checkout [Loft] (https://www.loft.ph/), and man was it way better than the previous co-working space we went to. Like what I did before, let’s drill it down from what’s good to what’s bad. The Good Fast Internet. Unlike ASpace, Loft had decent internet speed. The average internet speed is around the border of 40Mbps, which is 8 times faster than ASpace’s internet speed! Read more

Working remotely could get boring at times, and if you have colleagues working around the same area as you, you might opt to meetup face to face just to have a real human to talk to in person. For college kids back when I was still part of that age group, the usual goto place would be coffee shops. But now, we got co-working spaces littered everywhere that usually have unlimited coffee! Read more