Benefits of Coworking
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We live in a fast-paced world and a global ecosystem that is connected with the single click of a button. Projects are not limited to locations anymore. A software programmer in Uganda can build apps for a education institute in the Netherlands. Co-working has bridged the gap and made the 21-century work structure excel. Let’s explore it together.
Coworking Helps Save costs
Reduced cost is one of the most important benefits of co-working especially if you are a start-up or freelance entrepreneur. Our co-working facilities are designed such that resources are shared among users therefore, the costs borne by our space users on the average are significantly lower than a traditional office setup.
Design Hub has high-speed internet, security, solar powered electricity, furniture, a café and key personnel; so that you do not have to worry about cost of utility bills, maintenance or cleaning.
Some of our bigger companies are opting for co-working or an office space at Design Hub because they are considering expansion as it significantly reduces operational expenses, reduces capital expenses in setting up and encourages flexibility.
Coworking promotes collaboration
Work environments cater to different people in various sectors and stages of their career, so it is natural that relationships and networks are established when they are in one space.
A web developer can be in a shared space with a graphics designer, a business developer and a freelance lawyer and this automatically breeds collaboration. This is one of the most important benefits of co-working at Design Hub.
Design Hub has a deliberate open character, specifically designed spaces for communal use; all of which encourage natural interactions and create opportunities to exchange ideas, share information and ultimately collaborate. We have meeting rooms, conference areas, a lounge area, outdoor seating and so much more to get people talking to one another.
Coworking fosters business relationships
Co-working is suitable for individuals as well as small groups. Each individual working independently has access to others’ criticisms, opinions, and ideas, especially in a business environment.
Especially in our space which is populated with a mix of larger companies and organisations that can be potential contractors, already launched startups and small businesses. Because each has established goals and objectives, they benefit from co-working facilities as they intentionally meet with other like minds and successfully launched businesspersons.
This develops relationships that are pertinent to the growth of their business and access to a market for their products.
COWORKING ENCOURAGES FLEXIBILITY AND INCREASE IN WORK-LIFE BALANCE
Say today you want to work three times during the week and on different days the next week, our space has flexible packages to choose from at daily or monthly rates.
Traditional offices don’t provide this flexibility due to company policies and fixed opening/closing hours. Freelancers, digital nomads, and entrepreneurs can benefit majorly from our flexibility due to their need for adjustable work hours, urgent deadlines, meetings, and accessibility when traveling.