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Getting Back To WORQ

Stephanie Ping, WORQ

11-Jan-21 10:00

Getting Back To WORQ

Not all of us have the privilege of a private home office or even privacy at home with which to work at all. On the other hand, many offices are closed or encouraging remote work. So what’s the next best thing? A co-working space, of course, much like WORQ for example; Stephanie Ping, founder & CEO of WORQ, discusses how they’ve been coping throughout the pandemic.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong


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