Working it out
Updated On: 09 August, 2018 07:04 AM IST | Mumbai | Dalreen Ramos
On International Co-working Day, four city professionals let us in on their experience of working in a shared space

Mansi Shetty by her desk at CoWrks
"Na tera, na mera," is a weird conversation starter, and in India, popularly signifies the end of your bargaining prowess as a consumer. So, when we meet four professionals who work around a concept that somewhat revolves around the old saying, we are curious to know their reasons for opting for a shared work environment.
Mansi Shetty, 34, Designer
As a creative professional, you may put on your thinking cap, but that won't do you any good if there is no sunlight. In search of the perfect sunlit space, Mansi Shetty, co-founder of One by One Design, finally found a base in Worli. She says, "When you're a book lover who encounters a space that comes armed with a library, what more could you want?" For Shetty, this means a pile of 200 books neatly stacked on her desk. The security measures offered are also an
added assurance.


