concept   shared workspaces
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • Japan (1) • South Korea (1) • Qatar (1) • Rural agricultural communities (1) • suburban living (1) • urban Western countries (1) • urban living (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shared workspaces Japan Shared workspaces are less common in Japan due to the cultural preference for traditional office environments and individual workspaces. 5
2 shared workspaces South Korea Shared workspaces are less common in South Korea due to a preference for privacy and traditional office structures with hierarchical work environments. 5
3 shared workspaces Qatar Shared workspaces in Qatar are luxurious and cater to a high-end clientele. 1
4 shared workspaces Rural agricultural communities Shared workspaces are uncommon in rural agricultural communities, where work is mainly conducted independently or within family-owned businesses. 1
5 shared workspaces suburban living Shared workspaces are less common in suburban areas due to the prevalence of traditional office setups and limited space availability. 1
6 shared workspaces urban Western countries Shared workspaces are popular among freelancers and start-ups in urban Western countries for collaborative and flexible work environments. 1
7 shared workspaces urban living Shared workspaces are popular among urban residents and are seen as a flexible and cost-effective office solution. 1