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Top Coworking Insights for 2020
The coworking industry couldn’t have risen to fame at a better time. Growing in the midst of the gig economy, coworking is attracting more people than ever before…
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How Freelance Consultants Handle Out-of-Town Client Meetings
As a work from home freelance consultant, do you invite clients to your home or try to meet with them at an outside location? For most freelancers, the…
Build a Better Brand with Your Office Space
What does your current office space say about your business? Does it project a strong image of success that makes it easy to see you’re good at what…
How Legal Professionals Save Money on Office Overhead
For most solo lawyers and small firms, having a professional office space is one of the biggest costs of doing business. You need an office to meet with…
Kids Going Back to School? Now’s the Time for a Fresh Office Start
New school years are always filled with new beginnings, for kids and their parents alike! If you’ve been burning the midnight oil in your home office all summer…
5 Reasons Every Business Needs an Office Space
As a freelancer or startup company, one of the things you’ll need to decide is where to conduct business. For many solo business owners and freelancers, the obvious…
Best Office Space for a Tight Budget
Is the cost of your office space stealing too much of your budget? Having a home for your business is usually the single biggest cost of doing business…
A/C Out? Leverage Private Workspaces to Keep Your Cool This Summer
As a freelancer or solopreneur, you’ve spent countless hours figuring out every little piece of your business. You know your product inside and out, have a target market,…
How to Choose the Best Coworking Space
Finding the best coworking space for your business isn’t rocket science, but there are a few unique considerations that should guide your decision so you can feel confident…
Counting the Cost of Your Office Space Choices
Budgeting for office space in Office Evolution isn’t always intuitive. Many companies use a general rule of 100-150 square feet per employee and work backward, but that isn’t…