In 2007, there were just 14 coworking spaces in the world. By 2020, estimations say that there will be over 30,400 shared working places all over the globe accounting for 5 million members. We’re pretty sure that this is a conservative prediction. The speed with which coworking has taken over the professional world all but …
For a professional life to thrive, an established network is critical. This is especially true these days because instead of a linear progression, careers are rising on jagged paths. A stable network of people brings in a whole slew of benefits ranging from the exchange of resources to gaining knowledge. These advantages help take your …
When the concept of coworking germinated, freelancers, solopreneurs and independent professionals thronged to it. In recent years, the narrative around shared workplaces has changed. Today, they are home to start-ups and conglomerates alike. After all, they are an ideal working environment, primarily if you’re interested in growing your business. Coworking spaces bring the same resources …
A year back, Harvard Business Review published an article that spoke of “corp working.” It’s a cousin to coworking, i.e., coworking spaces that house corporations instead of solo workers or start-ups. The term was coined by Orange, a major telecom company in France, to describe Villa Bonne Nouvelle (VBN). VBN is a coworking space that …
Hardly any distance from Mumbai and Pune, tons of available talent, and exceptionally well-planned infrastructure have prompted numerous companies to set up shop in Navi Mumbai. Include rentals and coworking spaces that are exactly right for the pocket and the lure of Navi Mumbai skyrockets. With these insights in mind, we thought why not dig …
What’s the best place to start a business? For some, it is all about the “location, location, location” mantra. The address is absolutely pivotal to success. For others, it doesn’t matter where they work. The product or service is vital to success. The realistic answer lies midway to these two poles. The address does matter, …
