Barcelona has a vibrant start-up community, attracting talent across Europe. A growing number of multinational companies are choosing the city to set up operations, offering great working conditions for young professionals. There are many coworking operators catering to young companies and digital nomads or freelancers, who prefer to work in a shared office.
There are a number of ways to set yourself up for success. You may choose to apply for opportunities before coming, or sign up for an intensive language course and network like crazy for a month. Alternatively, you may have the skills that allow you to work remotely for your existing employer or freelance for different clients.
Coworking – where energy abounds
Pier One in the Palau del Mar is one of the Work spaces offered by Tech Barcelona.
Location, location, location…
Choosing your location is key.
Identify your priorities: – easy access, sea views, close to retail, or popular area.
Clubs Social and Leisure
Sometimes the best connections are made socially. Networking is part of the fun.
Gestorias and Advisors
It helps to get good legal advice and financial advice at the outset if you plan on staying more than 6 months.
Finding your community
Transactions services are third party services provided by a professional services firm or an investment bank when a business transaction takes place.
Bookshops worth knowing
La Central, Laie and Finistres are three recommendations when looking for good bookshops.