If you want to be correct at a purely grammatical level, the correct term is “coworking”—in most cases. So says the AP Stylebook, anyway. ... Adding the hyphen turns it into “co-working,” which means working in the same space with employees from the same company.

How do you write a co worker?

Both 'co-worker' and 'coworker' are correct! Unfortunately, both 'co-worker' and 'coworker' are also incorrect! If you need to write a paper for college, or an article for publication, you may need to use 'co-worker' because this is the form preferred by the Associated Press.

What is meant by coworking?

Coworking space is basically a type of workplace where we share the same work environment, thus making a community in the same area. ... Coworking comes from the word coworker, which means a colleague working in the same environment.