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5 reasons to encourage remote teams to use Coworking spaces: As noted in the Harvard Business Review analysis, Coworking spaces may be a smart way for companies to help workers find the space and support “to be their authentic best selves.” 1. More Control of Job Schedule Your employees may find it...

Coworking is style of work that involves a shared working environment, often an office, and independent activity.  Individuals are usually not employed by the same person. The lure of working and collaborating in a Coworking space can be similar to the buzz of a start-up environment and quite different from the uninspiring routine...

Arrive on time. This may be obvious to most people—but some don’t realise that showing up late can not only leave a bad impression, but also throw off your entire day. Getting in on time or a little early helps your mindset for the day and helps promote a feeling...

Over 90% of all web traffic will be video by 2025 in many developed nations. It is already the case in the UK that BBC iPlayer, NetFlix and YouTube alone account for more than 50% of the nation’s web traffic. Browsing or anything else, – the costs of providing such...

Think about your usual morning routine, centred around one basic objective – getting to work on time. Thanks to Smart Work Hubs and Coworking spaces around Australia, workers have an alternative way to get a days work done with less stress, minimal commuting and in a more relaxed environment closer to home....

The old regime of jobs for life is over, free agents roam the globe working from anywhere, anytime as long as they are connected, employment opportunities are becoming limited and ever more dependant on your skill base and ability to value add to the business. Coworking spaces are appearing every...

Make NO MISTAKE, the era of largely abundant, high-paying jobs that characterised the second half of the twentieth century is gone. Since 1983, the only segment of “jobs” to show significant growth were “Non-Routine Cognitive Jobs.” In other words: creating systems. According to a 2015 report from Kleiner Perkins Caufield &...

In 2014, the world had 2.9 billion people online globally. By 2020, that number will reach five billion. Nearly three billion more people and their brains will be available to work via smartphones, tablets or at Internet cafes. The capabilities that will be unleashed are beyond imagination. Against this onslaught,...