By 2020, it is expected that almost 1.55 billion employees will have jobs for which it will not be necessary to stay in a permanent office. Newly established small companies need to provide employees with a flexible, independent and creative work environment to attract and retain the talents of the next generation of young people.
You could also work in a co-working space. This option offers more flexible and social work environments, private, shared and virtual space, as well as sophisticated meeting rooms and business networking applications. If your business can operate in one of these alternative environments, you can save a lot of time and money.
In addition, setting up a company may involve some degree of isolation. Using office space not only with your colleagues, but also with other business owners or entrepreneurs who share the same vision, can lead to building relationships, resulting in new ideas and even opportunities.