The role of co-working space sharing is an emerging trend of commerce among Los Angeles entrepreneurs. The concept is surprisingly simple: you manage your own legions and put them in temporary positions. Are you hip to the trend?
What is Cooperation?
Have you seen the crowds of laptop-toting customers at local coffee shop? They nurture double the triple Racehorses for what it’s worth while they are in Computer Keyboards. As more and more Angelenos get laid off, the number of self-employed people is rising, but when a shoestring doesn’t allow for office space, it makes sense to set up shop in a local coffeehouse.
Below the elbow rubbing with baristas, customers, families with kids and the occasional extortionist who frequents coffeehouses is a lack of privacy, the dirty entrepreneur looks finally reaping as in the smallest business, but throughout the day occupying the table and religious occasions. the types they want to convert. The answer to this problem is the helper’s job.
Working in Los Angeles
Blank Spaces (1) is perhaps the most visible of all the office work spaces in the L.A. area. The workshop space is generously distributed with individual private offices, floor-style meeting spaces, a community table and even cluster rooms allowing for any organized work. , ample parking, available whiteboards and a pleasant room.
Technological perks of the office work space include copiers, faxes, color laser printers, direct-dial VoIP, high definition projectors, T 1 Internet and – of course! – Wi-Fi. Located at 5405 Wilshire Boulevard in the heart of Los Angeles, this address certainly does not scare an entrepreneur. Ask for a workspace.
Advantages of renting a co-working space
As a mompreneur, I know that between the “mom, you can…” and the folks who can stop at the drop of a hat – yet their job is over – I sometimes wish I could go somewhere and set up my laptop for continued efficiency.
Fellow mompreneurs and entrepreneurs alike sometimes also need a chick’s office space to wow the client. This cannot be done at a bustling coffee shop and it certainly won’t do in a cluttered home office. A modern conference room with the latest gadgetry might just be the wow-factor that makes the difference in the world.
Dollars and Imagine the Benefits
Cooperation is much cheaper than renting an office with a commercial lease, but not as cheap as a home-based office. Blank Spaces offers nightly and weekend rates, day rates for rental during business hours and also member rates.
For example, he conducts a pleasant interview for a large period of one hour on Monday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. it costs $75; The same distance for a night or weekend only costs $50. Membership rates for virtual office are free at $75 per month with a three-month minimum commitment.
The benefits of fringe collaboration are so impressive. Network with other pools, unanimously meet workers in protected spaces, and morale in boost, just from energy into the room. After all, surrounded by other entrepreneurs intently hacking away at their laptops, he does something to increase his work ethic.
The collaboration at Blank Spaces in Los Angeles is likely just the beginning of this trend. There is already a collaborative office in Santa Monica/a>, aptly named CoLoft.
Source
1Blank Spaces; accessed April 10, 2010
CoLoft; accessed April 10, 2010
