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Neetish Sarda, Founder- Smartworks : Due to their rapid development, managed spaces have become the buzz of the town, attracting workers from a wide range of industries. Gig economy employees were the major consumers of co-working office spaces until the last few years.
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Neetish Sarda Why are Managed office spaces here to stay? Smartworks
Overview Lower Co-working Spaces Social Interactions Content Includes Greater Workspace Flexibility Achieving Quality Workforce Recruitment and Retention Opportunities in the Business Conclusion
OVERVIEW Due to their rapid development, managed spaces have become the buzz of the town, attracting workers from a wide range of industries. Gig economy employees were the major consumers of co-working office spaces until the last few years.
The situation has changed. According to a report by the Global Workspace Association, nearly half of users are small companies, while just 20% are classified as freelancers. Surprisingly, today's fastest-growing demographic category is comprised of major corporations. With just 12 percent of mobile corporate users now, analysts think that they will exceed the other two categories in a few short years.
Shortly, co-working office spaces will continue to grow and be used rapidly. According to research, the number of co-working spaces would nearly double to over 31,000, and the number of employees utilizing them will treble in the coming years.
Neetish Sarda, Founder- Smartworks lists down essential pointers that suggest why managed and co-working spaces are here to stay.
It's not uncommon for small firms to spend up to 10% of their sales for permanent office space, in addition to being tied down to long-term lease agreements. This is because co-working spaces are cheaper than permanent office spaces.
Firms and workers may communicate with other businesses and professionals in the region by using co-working spaces. Day after day, working from home may become stifling, both professionally and socially. Similarly, working from a tight office without the chance to engage with other firms and experts can have the same effect on small enterprises. Social Interactions
Greater Workspace Flexibility Getting tied into one location with a long-term lease might impede business development. The location of a firm or freelancer doesn't always matter; client and partner meetings may need them to travel to other areas, while others may not have a fixed home base and work from numerous cities. These firms and solopreneurs require the flexibility that managed workspaces enables for them.
A worker's ability to work remotely and from a location that reduces travel time is increasingly seen as a significant consideration when evaluating a company. When there is a shortage of qualified personnel, this makes it simpler to hire and keep them.
Co-working spaces are crowded with enterprises that might be potential Co-working space users build relationships that can lead to new income opportunities and collaboration. It's not only that you can suggest consumers to other co-working space partners, but they can also refer customers to you. Others may result in an information exchange or even service delivery due to collaborative partnerships.
OVERVIEW Workers can collaborate in managed workspaces. On the other hand, the open boundaries of a co-working space may sometimes be distracting, requiring areas or spaces that are secluded and quiet, allowing workers to focus on jobs that demand their full concentration. These benefits and advantages mean that co-working spaces will be there for many years to come for enterprises of all types in every industry..
