Remote Work By Catherineburg

Hi. You didn't hear it, today it's about the Ekaterinburgh Cafes in terms of the convenience of a Frilancer/dulner.

One of the first was Sergei Kappleski, my co-pierar co-worker, and the result was a guest post on the coffee shops. Ekaterinburgh for a remote worker♪ Make sure you look at him and check it out. In this preamble, I find it completed and I give the floor to Sergei:

My name is Sergei Kapplicny, I work as a copyrighter in the Mann, Ivanov and Ferber publications. I live in Catherineburg and, like all my colleagues, work remotely. I work most often out of the house, sometimes I look at the library, and sometimes at the coffee shop. It's about the coffee shop and I want to tell you.

As in all the major cities of our country, the number of small coffees in Ekaterinburg has increased once in the past two to four years. I'm completely indifferent to coffee, so my review will consist of drinking cocoa and analyzing the place for good work. All cafes are located in the central area.

(Lenin, 46)

Cocoa here is 110 .. Great vii fai and delicious cocoa. Plus, there's a lot of pinks and a great environment in the spirit of a cozy European café. There's plenty of room. Well, from all establishments, it's good to work better than others.

(Belinski, 41)

Couldn't miss a coffee with such a super-class name: The Internet is evaporated, but the speed is not increasing because of it, the video is sometimes slowing.

The table isn't that big. I think when it's time to turn around, but there's a few big tables, so you can move on with a little start-up (if you take seats in time).

And the coffee shop has a super cool name:

(Pushkins, 4)

I like this place because it's hidden in the courtyard, and it's always very small and cozy. I also love Dela Time for the huge number of MIF books on the shelves. They're sold, but you can take a couple and read for a cup of hot drink.