The new normality has led us to integrate into different spaces between a mix of the conventional way and the remote way. Many companies have chosen to leave their facilities to operate from shared, versatile spaces with the potential to make the most out of them.
In these types of spaces, the importance of feeling part of a community should not be underestimated, while operations are carried out safely and efficiently.
These may be reasons to join coworking:
- Spaces designed for your well-being. Due to the pandemic, working conditions have changed radically. Coworking spaces are designed for the well-being of users. From the distribution of spaces and furniture to the environments, they allow you to work comfortably, improve productivity, answer calls, and have meetings and places to rest.
- Encourage innovation. The difficulties of holding virtual meetings can occur unexpectedly. Therefore, having a suitable place is critical for innovation. The exchange of opinions between colleagues is stimulating to propose diverse ideas and improve teamwork.
- Allow collaboration. Precisely, collaboration is one of the foundations of the creation of coworking. From this foundation, benefits are derived for the projects of the work teams, since contacts in other industries are established and increased due to co-existence in one place, the so-called networking.
- Cyber security. Home connectivity has security gaps and leaves users unprotected. There are contingency measures against potential threats of theft or vulnerability of confidential information in coworking spaces.
- Offer focus and commitment. Being in an office avoids the blurring of efforts and attention at work. It is the place where work-life is separated from the domestic life and organizational culture is built, where the values of the company are reinforced.
- Savings. By optimizing costs in coworking, the costs of renting or buying places and the payment of services for the operation of the companies are avoided. It is not only saving money but also time and other efforts.
It is now that remote work and coworking show that they are complementary activities.
