Office space for Millennials. Every table is occupied by a headset wearing, iPad/laptop operating hipster
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What is meant by this use of the word “hipster”? Generally, the word is used in a derogatory sense. The word means something more than “young person” or “Millennial”.
My bad, I’m not up on the current lingo. Just thought it was cool how a generation of people are working outside of the office. Just like in Rise of the Creative Class. Cheers
I remember 15 years ago at that same location, (different name back then) and when I snooped at their laptops, I could see that all of them had script writing software open and they were working on a script.
I wonder what it is now. App development? Online chatting?
The rent is cheap, yes. But this looks more like a group of young professionals than a group of hipsters.