A private room for your interview, by the hour.

    A coffee shop is loud and your apartment isn't an office. Book a quiet, enclosed room in Wicker Park for the two hours you need, today if you like. Video interviews get hard-wired internet and a real monitor. In-person interviews get a door that closes and a table between you. You'll look prepared because you are.

    Which room

    Private interview room with monitor, Wicker Park Chicago

    Solo Suite

    $22/hr

    One person, one desk, a monitor you can plug into, a whiteboard behind you. The pick for video interviews and panel calls.

    Private interview room with monitor, Wicker Park Chicago

    FlexDesk Office

    $28/hr

    Room for two, with a shared desk and a lounge chair. The pick for in-person interviews, one-on-ones, and anything where you're the one hosting.

    Private interview room with monitor, Wicker Park Chicago

    Milwaukee Corner Office

    $40/hr

    When it's a panel or you're interviewing several people in a row. Up to 10, with windows.

    Why people interview here

    The internet is wired, not shared wifi, so the call holds. The walls are real walls. There's coffee and water before you go in and a quiet common area if you arrive early. Nobody's going to walk through. The Division Blue Line stop is directly downstairs and there's parking behind the building.

    Questions people ask

    Yes, up to an hour before you need the room. Rooms are open 7am to 8pm every day.

    No.

    The front desk isn't always staffed, and that's fine: we text you a door code and directions, and you let yourself in.

    Yes. Forward them the directions clip we send you, or meet them at the door. The building address is 1212 N. Ashland Ave, second floor.

    Not at all. It's the most common reason people book the Solo Suite.

    Book the room, then go prepare.