When you’re setting up a business, and we mean the actual physical location of it, you’ve got two choices at hand. You can either go the traditional way or opt for a coworking space. What makes the perfect fit for you is dependent on a) type of business b) approach to work c) target or …
Coworking is sharing an office space with other professionals to create a collaborative community. Essentially, it is working alongside strangers who end up being invaluable business connections. As opposed to the traditional, one-company only office, shared workplaces come with a profusion of benefits that make them ideal for any business. That’s why coworking has seen …
A job that makes you feel a part of something meaningful and a paycheck that rightly rewards your skills – these are the two things every worker has always wanted. The current worker took it up a notch. For them, the place and environment are just as important as the work itself, if not more. …
When you sit down and think about it, the concept of coworking has existed for as long as we have. People have always come together to work in one place. Human beings are anyway genetically wired to lead a social life. It makes us feel safe and gives us a sense of belonging. Once that …
It is a general belief that the internet has made the world seem smaller and more connected. Yes, it can be said without an iota of doubt that the digital space has created more links. However, the more skilled it becomes in forging online interactions, the less scope it leaves for the offline interactions to …
Long back when coworking was sprouting its roots, the concept revolved around young techies sitting on comfortable couches and working on programs with a fast internet connection at their disposal. However, modern coworking spaces have evolved manifolds. They have adapted to the needs of the current professionals and cater to a range of membership options. …
As 2015 was coming to a close, Forbes published an article titled “every office will be a coworking office in 5 years.” The author’s opening gambit was that the most mind-blowing conversation he’d ever had was at coworking lunch “with a lawyer, digital marketer, software developer, executive recruiter, and private equity investor.” With the new …
