Co-working spaces are gaining tremendous popularity in the metro cities and have become a massive trend among the working section. Also known as shared offices, one can easily figure out the difference between a coworking space and a normal corporate office.
The smell of coffee and snacks and the infectious energy and enthusiasm define a co-working office. The culture here has a drastic difference when compared to the typical corporate world. A corporate runs more on rules and standards while shared offices have a much sociable environment. There are event spaces as well for businesses to hold corporate and social occasions.
Why co-working space?
Coworking space offers affordable office space for growing entrepreneurs and businesses that want to grow. Most of them have office-like amenities such as desks, private meeting rooms and boardrooms, cafeteria and others to name. The working space is a super flexible and ideal environment for businesses to grow. The community in a coworking space would add to it. Most of the SME, freelancers and young entrepreneurs prefer this kind of work setup at present.
Research shows that co-working can improve productivity, with 71% of workers saying they feel more creative in a co-working environment, while 68% say they are able to focus more as compared to their normal offices.
Bloggers and co-working space
Most of the bloggers are digital nomads and are confined to the four walls of their homes as freelancers. There are times when they might feel isolated and want to run away from redundant life! But if they opt to work in these shared offices, a boost in creativity is very likely.
More and more bloggers are turning to coworking spaces in Mumbai today. Let us find out the benefits of doing so –
Co-working continues to grow and now it is your turn to grow and gain a new perspective in life. Get involved bloggers!
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