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What's Your Coworking Style? Find the Space That Matches Your Style.

One is designed like a summer camp.

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Coworking is booming. At this year's Global Coworking Unconference Conference, Carsten Foertsch, the founder of Deskmag -- a whole magazine devoted to, yes, coworking -- predicted that by 2018, more than one million people will conduct business from a shared space. WeWork has dominated the market since launching in 2010, but the industry is quickly diversifying to cater to niche needs. Here are five alternatives.

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