Time to give up your office: 5 ways to make the most of co-working
There is a new way for senior executives to work and meet clients in style and comfort
Ever considered not having an office at all – even if you’re the boss? Office arrangements are changing rapidly around the world as technology alters the way people work, and a new South African facility is making the most of this trend. The rise of co-working – which refers to several individuals or organisations working independently in a shared environment but benefiting from logistical synergies – is a global phenomenon due to its cost efficiency, immediacy and flexibility. It has attracted certain kinds of businesses in particular, the obvious ones being freelancers and start-ups. However, the sharing economy isn’t suited only to those on the rise, but also to those who have already reached the top. Many senior executives need to work and meet clients regularly but don’t necessarily have their own offices. Responding to this with, Investec Property and workplace specialists Giant Leap have launched a South African first: FutureSpace, a suite of high-end offices on demand that c...
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