Smarter Office Blog

According to the 2018 Global Coworking Survey, 1.7 million people will be using coworking office space by the end of 2018. In the past decade, these shared spaces have exploded in popularity as Millennials have come into the workforce.

No matter what industry you operate in, every small business owner could use an extra dose of inspiration. Learning from outside perspectives is especially important if you’re a solopreneur (or often work line one).

Recently, we covered some of the most important parts of data security for small businesses who store information on the cloud (you can find those best practices here). Password security was at the top of the list, because it’s one of the most overlooked security issues that people face.

Law firms and solo legal practicitioners require extraordinary internal support given the sheer amount of documentation and preparation involved in going to trial. The level of organization needed for a highly functioning firm, as well as a solo practice, makes virtual assistants an ideal solution for legal professionals. Here are a few ways a virtual legal assistant can help your firm.

As a real estate agent, you’re constantly on the go. If you work with a brokerage, you likely have access to a commercial office space when you need to sit down and get some work done. Solo agents don’t typically have the same luxury, which is where virtual offices can come in handy.

One of the trends in today’s business world is an increased focus on employee satisfaction and productivity. That focus combined with rising leasing rates are causing even the most established employers to rethink the concept of the corporate office.

If you can’t decide between a coworking space and a private office, this quick article will help you weigh the potential benefits and downsides.