How to Improve Your Coworking Space.

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How to Improve Your Coworking Space.
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Choose Flexible and Collaborative Spaces

• First of all, you have to be interested in what
  coworkers are looking for and understand what
  they expect from a coworking space. They come to
  looking for a work environment that is fun and
  flexible.

Choose your desks and chairs wisely

• There are rules you need to follow to keep your
  members comfortable. The heights of tables and
  chairs must meet the standards. Too short a table
  is not a good idea, even if it looks good. Desks
  with adjustable heights are a great option.

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Create Different Zones according to Needs

• They also expect a collaborative space where they
  can meet new people. To this end, coworking must
  have open and shared spaces to encourage
  employees to communicate with each other.
  Offering more lively spaces will also help to
  enhance the value of your coworking space.
• A cafeteria, a games room, a relaxation lounge
  allow you to meet people and encourage useful
  conversation and interaction. Providing different
  spaces according to the needs of the day
  increases productivity and efficiency. Coworking
  areas should be the center of human interaction
  where there is a pleasant and calm atmosphere.

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Provide Healthy Snacks
A Decoration that Conveys Values

• The decoration of your space is very important.
  In addition to beautifying the site, it has a
  direct impact on the well-being of the community.
  When you enter the place, of course the first
  thing you see is the decoration. In a coworking
  area its the same thing. If the decor is neat
  then you will likely feel like working there.
  Hence, decorations are a way to enhance your
  co-working space to attract future enthusiasts.

• Snacking in break hour can boost you up. So it's
  always a good choice to offer options that are
  tasty, healthy, but less wasteful. Fruits, nuts,
  salads, raisins, smoothies, tea, coffee, and
  sugar-free cookies are always best for them and
  have proved to catalyse their working process,
  creativity, interaction, and communication with
  each other. Because you never know what could
  turn out a golden idea on a coffee table.

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Specialize to Differentiate your Coworking Space

• Therefore, it was designed and designed in such a
  way that they could work with them in the space
  they had reserved. Places that should make it
  easier for young people to access the business
  world. Young people meet entrepreneurs and
  project managers and thereby promote their
  appetite for innovation.

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Providing quality services

• The idea is not to offer as many services as
  possible, but rather useful services that meet
  the needs of coworkers. If you want to offer a
  service to your community, you need to use tools
  to make sure they work well. The larger your
  community, the more difficult it will be to
  manage service reservations. A management tool
  will facilitate the daily life of co-workers but
  also the work of coworking space managers.
• In conclusion, Regardless of how you decide to
  improve your coworking space, it needs to convey
  strong values ??and create a positive
  experience.You must make it an inspiring place
  where different profiles meet to work and
  exchange.

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History of Coworking Space

• The workspace is constantly changing. Companies
  around the world are constantly working to
  improve the spaces in which we work and the way
  we interact with them. Coworking has become one
  of the biggest innovations in the office
  landscape in recent years.
• The history of coworking started in 2005 and has
  grown dramatically since then. Software engineer
  Brad Neuberg is known for starting the phenomenon
  of co-working from collective spaces in San
  Francisco.

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Coworking VS Serviced Office
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Coworking Services

• Coworking is the new kid on the block when it
  comes to office work. Coworking offers flexible
  workspaces for freelancers, entrepreneurs,
  start-ups and small businesses.
• Open desks
• Dedicated desks
• Dedicated offices
• Bookable meeting and board rooms
• Shared room (e.g. kitchens, lounges, relaxation
  area)
• Event spaces
• Community managers are available to assist with
  troubleshooting issues

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Serviced Office

• A serviced office is an office space that is
  rented by a facility management company. You can
  also hear serviced office spaces called managed
  offices, executive offices, or business centers.
• Serviced Office Amenities
• Phone, internet, utilities
• Managed reception services and administrative
  support
• Conference hall or common room
• Maintenance and cleaning
• Security services
• Mail services
• Shared office equipment (e.g. fax, AV equipment,
  copiers, etc.)

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• When comparing the two main types of flexible
  office space, there are three main components to
  consider
• The WorkSpace
• The Design
• The Culture

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The WorkSpace

• Coworking Space Coworking Space usually has an
  open conceptual floor plan that makes it easy to
  collaborate and share facilities. They have a
  more "lifestyle" feel, some with features and
  amenities such as pool tables, bars and even
  bedrooms. You can choose to rent at the table by
  selecting "hot desk" or "dedicated desk ", or you
  can rent the entire apartment for your whole
  team.
• Serviced offices Most Serviced Offices are more
  separate than your average co-working space.
  These spaces are usually divided into separate
  cubicle-style desks or offices and private
  offices for individuals or teams. They also have
  some common facilities like meeting rooms,
  boardrooms, and pantry areas.

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The Design

• Coworking Space usually have a calmer and more
  relaxed atmosphere. As noted above, they are
  usually designed to work together in an open
  style. The designs vary from space to space, but
  you can expect the furnishings to be modern and
  creatively inspired, each with its own twist
  depending on community identity.
• Serviced offices Serviced offices have more of a
  corporate / professional look. The moods and
  colors are much more restrictive than co-working
  spaces, and the designs aren't designed for
  collaboration. This may be good for some people
  because it can allow for more independent, calmer
  head operations.

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The Culture

• Coworking Space Typically populated by startups
  and freelancers, the culture of many coworking
  spaces exudes an entrepreneurial spirit. You can
  also host regular events such as weekly community
  dinners or online drinks. It's important to note
  that coworking comes in all shapes and forms, and
  some spaces are better suited than others for
  specific businesses or industries.
• Serviced offices Serviced offices are managed by
  companies of any size - from one to two-man teams
  to teams of 20 or more. Companies very often use
  this space for short-term projects or for moving
  offices or renovations. Unlike coworking spaces,
  there is no separate culture supported by
  managers or community members.

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