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Anonymous

07 Mar 2022

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I live in the North-East (Punggol/Sengkang), and the plane noises make it very hard to run virtual meetings. Would you have recommendations for a cheap coworking space?

I have a budget of maybe $300-$400 a month. I'd like a place where I can do my work in peace. Thanks for any suggestions.

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Robin

16 Mar 2022

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You can consider purchasing soundproofing tools that can help seal the gaps from your windows. It should decrease the sound by about 30%. You can also further soundproof it with curtains or soundproofing boards.

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Wrong Sean

07 Mar 2022

Personally I use Switch, if I am moving around.

https://www.switch.site

For on-demand workspaces.

https://www.switch.site/refer-friend-signup/N78...

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Nathaniel

07 Mar 2022

Here's a couple of options you can consider:

Option 1: Lionsworld Business Centre

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