Where to Take Video Calls in Ljubljana Without Apologising for the Noise
Need a quiet place for video calls in Ljubljana? Why cafés and hotel lobbies fail, and where visitors find a private call room with rock-solid Wi-Fi.
Meeting Room in Ljubljana: Book One for a Day (or an Hour)
Need a meeting room in Ljubljana? How visiting teams and travelling professionals book a private room near the centre — with desks, coffee and free parking.
Where to Work in Ljubljana: Cafés, Libraries or Coworking?
Where to work in Ljubljana as a visitor: café culture, libraries, hotel desks and coworking compared — with honest pros, cons and one clear winner for full workdays.
Coworking in Ljubljana for a Day: How a Day Pass Works
Need a desk in Ljubljana for one day? How a coworking day pass works, what 20 € gets you, how to book, and why the best spot sits next to Tivoli Park.
3D Printing for Beginners: How to Start (Even Without Your Own Printer)
3D printing for beginners: how FDM printing works, where to get and how to design models, what PLA and a slicer mean, and how to start without your own printer.
Commuting Without a Car: Bike, BicikeLJ and LPP Around Ljubljana
Commuting without a car in Ljubljana: bike lanes, BicikeLJ rentals, city buses with Urbana and walking. What a workday looks like without hunting for parking.
Working-Time Tracking for Freelancers: Why and How to Measure Your Hours
Working-time tracking for freelancers and sole proprietors: why to measure hours even with project pricing, how to do it without bureaucracy, and what applies to employers.
Working from a café: benefits, pitfalls and when it stops working
Laptop, cappuccino, the buzz of the city – working from a café has its charm and even a scientific basis: moderate background noise boosts many people’s creativity, and a change of scene chases away monotony. But a café is an excellent second place to work and, as a rule, a poor sole office. Let us […]
Remote work equipment: what you really need (and what you do not)
Posts about the „perfect home office“ compete over who can pile more RGB-lit gadgets onto a desk. The truth is more boring and cheaper: remote work is improved by five things – a screen at eye level, a chair that survives eight hours, quiet on calls, lighting and a reliable internet connection. Everything else is […]
Asynchronous communication: fewer meetings, more work done
Synchronous communication – a meeting, a call, „do you have five minutes?“ – requires two people to interrupt their work at the same time. Asynchronous means you ask the question now, and the other person answers when they finish their focus block. The first is essential for decisions and relationships, the second for everything else. […]