There are approximately 1000 co-working spaces in the US (not counting multiple locations).
As for folks hiring Lackiis as permanent employees -that is something that is actually totally cool by us. We want startups to turn to LACKII as a source for reliable permanent employees building out the recruiting structure is a tomorrow problem that is very important to us.
Awesome question. As I'm sure you're aware, one of the big problems that folks are dealing with in the gig economy is the status of contract workers. One big incentive for Lackiis to join us rather than another "gig site" is that Lackiis are employees that would receive benefits, so they're not left out in the wild like many 1099 workers. Another advantage of working with LACKII is flexibility and the ability to work with a multitude of different businesses. Since many of the folks that we are targeting to become LACKIIs are current or recent college grads and folks like new parents who may be looking for some kind of flexible employment, LACKII is an excellent place for those folks to work to develop new skills and learn about new and emerging trends in the business world. These are people who might otherwise be looking for inconsistent work on sites like TaskRabbit and FancyHands.
1) Lackii's goal is to give startups the benefit of full or part-time employers without the cost. Thus, while Lackiis are employed by LACKII, the "boss" for all intents and purposes is the startup that has given the LACKII assignments.
2) Multiple requests: We address this in a couple of ways -1) when negotiating the contract with the co-working space, co-working spaces must contract a minimum of two LACKIIs, 2) some work may be rerouted to a remote Lackii, so that the Lackiis at the co-working space have their hands free to do things that require them to be on-site.
3) One of the Lackii's stationed at each site is a manager in charge of supervision and quality control.
4) Our focus is primarily on work that you would have a personal assistant or entry-level worker do, e.g. data entry, simple design work, basic research. We ensure that each Lackii is able to carry out these tasks when they are hired on our end. Startups also rate the Lackiis that complete tasks for them, and can request the same Lackii in the future.
Excellent question. The rates are between LACKII and the co-working space. Because co-working spaces vary in size, rates are negotiated based on a couple of factors, including the total number of members which affects the total number of Lackiis needed, and the total number of hours the co-working space would like the Lackii team available per week (e.g. 40 hours a week, or 24/7)
There are approximately 1000 co-working spaces in the US (not counting multiple locations).
As for folks hiring Lackiis as permanent employees -that is something that is actually totally cool by us. We want startups to turn to LACKII as a source for reliable permanent employees building out the recruiting structure is a tomorrow problem that is very important to us.