University libraries are usually pretty great if you can find one that permits non-student access - depending on your city they may have better internet than the public library.
If you can find coffee shops that are inside business parks or college campuses, those too usually have great internet and plenty of outlets. Employees at those kinds of locations are also unlikely to bat an eye at you camping out for half the day while you work.
But yeah, for me its a circuit of home, coffee shops, and libraries.
If you're working full time, or have a long-term contract, I'd recommend at least trying a co-working space. It seems silly to pay 300 bucks for a desk, but it can be nice if you 're working steadily and can afford it.
If you can find coffee shops that are inside business parks or college campuses, those too usually have great internet and plenty of outlets. Employees at those kinds of locations are also unlikely to bat an eye at you camping out for half the day while you work.
But yeah, for me its a circuit of home, coffee shops, and libraries.
If you're working full time, or have a long-term contract, I'd recommend at least trying a co-working space. It seems silly to pay 300 bucks for a desk, but it can be nice if you 're working steadily and can afford it.