Baddies in Tech Co-Werk Sesh
- Date
- 2024-05-28
- Location
- New York, NY, USA
- Host
- Baddies in Tech
About this event
If you do your best work around other ambitious, generous people, this is your kind of morning. Baddies in Tech Co-Werk Sesh is an in-person space to lock in on your goals, meet people building in tech, and spend a few focused hours in a room that feels both productive and social. Whether you’re shipping code, refining your portfolio, applying for roles, planning a product, or finally making progress on the project that’s been sitting in your notes app, this meetup gives you structure, energy, and community. Come ready to work, connect, and leave with real momentum. What Is This? Baddies in Tech Co-Werk Sesh is a community-centered coworking meetup for people in and around tech who want a better way to spend part of their day than working alone. It combines the practical value of focused work time with the social upside of being around people who understand your goals, challenges, and pace. This is not a formal conference, lecture, or heavily programmed networking event. The core idea is simple: bring your laptop, your task list, and your intention for the day, then work alongside others in a setting designed to make progress feel easier and more energizing. The vibe is collaborative without being distracting. You can settle into deep work, have a few meaningful conversations, and meet others across tech, community, and creative-professional spaces. It’s a good fit if you like your networking to happen naturally, through shared effort and real conversation rather than forced small talk. At its best, coworking creates a useful kind of accountability. Being in a room with other motivated people often helps you start faster, stay focused longer, and follow through on the work that matters most. This session is built around that dynamic. What to Expect Expect a relaxed but purposeful flow to the morning. The meetup centers on shared coworking time, with space for casual intros, organic conversation, and focused work blocks that let you actually get things done. You might arrive with one priority or several. This is a great setting for tasks like: Working on a coding project or product build Updating your resume, portfolio, or LinkedIn Preparing for interviews or technical screens Writing, planning, or organizing your next career move Handling admin tasks you’ve been putting off Brainstorming ideas with people who get the tech space Because this is a community meetup, the social aspect matters too. You can expect natural opportunities to introduce yourself, hear what others are working on, exchange perspectives, and build new relationships without the pressure of having to "network" in a performative way. The format is especially useful for people who want both structure and flexibility. You’re not locked into a rigid schedule, but you are stepping into an environment where showing up with intention makes the experience better. Come with a clear goal, and you’ll likely leave having made more progress than you would have on your own. Why Attend Working alone can be efficient, but it can also get isolating. If you’ve been craving community, accountability, or simply a change of environment, this session offers all three in a grounded, low-pressure way. There’s real value in being around peers who are also building, applying, learning, transitioning, or trying to level up. You get to see that your questions, ambitions, and challenges are shared by other people in tech. That can make the work feel more possible and a lot less solitary. You should come if you want to: Make tangible progress on something important Meet thoughtful people in tech and adjacent spaces Build relationships through conversation, not just business-card exchange Get out of your usual routine and into a more energizing environment Leave with more clarity, momentum, and connection than you had before This kind of event is especially strong for people who want networking that feels useful and real. Instead of trying to manufacture connection, you’re meeting others while doing the work. That usually leads to better conversations, more honest exchanges, and stronger follow-up after the event. Practical Details This event takes place in person in New York, USA on Tuesday, May 28 at 10:00 AM EDT. It’s designed for attendees who want an in-person environment where productivity and community can coexist. Because the focus is coworking, it’s smart to arrive prepared. Bring the tools you need for a productive session, especially your laptop, charger, and a clear idea of what you want to work on. If you already know your top one to three priorities for the morning, you’ll get even more out of the time. A few simple ways to prepare: Choose one main task you want to finish or meaningfully advance Make a short backup list in case you finish early Bring anything you need to work comfortably for a few hours Be ready to introduce yourself and what you’re working on If you’ve been meaning to spend time around more people in tech, get focused in a better setting, or reconnect with your own goals, this is a strong reason to get out of the house and into the room. Show up ready to work, stay open to conversation, and let the session do what good coworking does best: turn intention into action.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want your workday to feel more focused, connected, and energizing than it does when you’re working alone. - You work in tech, are trying to break into tech, or spend time building in tech-adjacent spaces and want to be around people on a similar wavelength. - You’ve been needing a productive push to finally make progress on a project, application, portfolio update, interview prep plan, or other important task. - You like meeting new people, but prefer **natural conversation over forced networking** and would rather connect while doing something real. - You’re a founder, developer, designer, operator, student, job seeker, or creative technologist looking for community and accountability in the same room. - You do well in shared environments where other focused people help you lock in, stay on task, and follow through. - You want to leave with both something completed and a few new connections that could turn into friendships, collaborations, or future opportunities.