Why use a Co-Working Space?
Why use a Co-Working Space?
Debbie Farr - Director at Oak House Workspace Limited
Work is changing, and so are the spaces we use. Shared work environments are perfect for freelancers, remote workers, startups, and even big companies looking for flexibility.
So what makes co-working spaces so awesome?
What's a Co-Working Space?
Simply put, a co-working space is a shared office where people from different jobs and industries work together.
You can find everything from hot desks to private offices, along with communal areas such as kitchens and meeting rooms. They're all about flexibility and community.
Why Co-Working is So Popular
Flexibility: Need a desk for a day or an office for a year? Co-working spaces can provide these options.
Cost-Effective: Perfect for startups and small businesses who want to avoid the high costs of leasing and furnishing a whole office.
Community: These spaces foster a great sense of community, helping you meet people and grow your business.
Amenities: High-speed internet, printing, meeting rooms, unlimited coffee, and more – everything you need to get your work done.
Why You Should Consider a Co-Working Space
You gain the benefit of working in a professional environment and is a great way to access high-quality office facilities at a highly reduced cost.
Futureproof your business - If there’s one thing COVID taught us, it’s that our business’s needs can change overnight.
Flexible coworking contracts give you the peace of mind that you can as your needs change. As your business grows, you can increase your co-working hours, take out a dedicated desk or even in some circumstances, have a dedicated room for you and your colleagues.
Separate work from home - Co-working resets the boundaries between work and home, making it easier for you to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Improve your productivity
If you’re motivated by working alongside others, you’ll love co-working, you can get your head down in a quiet area or enjoy the buzz of busier desks.
Forge relationships for life - Co-working offers the opportunity for informal networking and collaboration.
Get to know other members and you’ll be able to bounce ideas off them, make recommendations or just enjoy a refreshing chat.
Diversity - Co-working spaces attract a diverse group of individuals which can lead to new ideas, perspectives and collaborations.