Friends in the same boat
When you go freelance, you lose the coffee machine, and the colleagues you used to tell when a client changed their mind yet again. We’ve been there: in our early days we ate lunch alone at our desks. Old friends listen, then ask when you’re planning to get a proper job.
We wanted friends we wouldn’t have to explain a day rate to. Their slog doesn’t have to be yours.
Beginners and old hands
At the same table, someone who has been invoicing for six months asks a woman who has run her company for twelve years how she set her first price.
Leaving with something
A lawyer’s name, the answer to a question that had been nagging you for a month, a coffee in the diary for the following week, or a good evening.
Why a table
At a table, with a paper tablecloth and two and a half hours ahead of you, there’s time to get past “so, what do you do?”.
Write to us
One address: bonjour@tablez-club.com. We answer emails within two working days, and to applications within seven days.
