The only thing better than working from home is not having to.
Written by Neena Hogle
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CITY OFFICE AND COWORKING SPACES IN GENERAL
The way we fundamentally work has changed.
Most of us had the opportunity to work from home this year, and many of us will be able to for the foreseeable future. While working from home is an introvert’s dream, working from home can sometimes be simply impossible.
Balance is everything- and that is where we (and our coworking community) come in.
Walk into a City Office and you’ll immediately notice that it feels different from a “regular” office. We often hear “It looks like Google in here!”
The atmosphere and the energy the occupants bring to the space is different than a traditional office environment. From Tax Consultants to Toxicogists, our water cooler talks are always weird, new and different. It’s the culture of a coworking space.
City Office is made up of shared workspaces.
We offer affordable office space for those looking to escape the distractions of working from home or a coffee shop. Our shared workspaces offer a suite of amenities including a variety of desks, conference rooms, coffee and more.
More importantly, we offer a community.
Are occupants range from freelancers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, small to large teams, and even corporations who want to take advantage of flexible workspace.
In addition to culture, though, City Office is awesomely affordable!
City Office Membership starts at only $67/month (which is cheaper than my weekly order at Starbucks). This membership includes 24-7 access to our space, unlimited coffee and espresso, open coworking, and of course access to our pool table and putting green when you need a break to think.
The effects of coworking on productivity, published in the Harvard Business Reviewfound a strong connection between employees thriving in these shared workspaces vs regular offices - so much so that they decided to take a deeper look at coworking spaces. The researchers discovered that people who use coworking spaces have different attitudes as a result of their space. In fact, coworking spaces are correlated were feelings of more meaningful work, more job control, and having a sense of community. What shared spaces like City Office allow for is true flexibility and mobility. The culture is conducive to organic collaboration and networking via conversations that occur. In one way this is the value of coworking spaces. They allow for innovation by allowing different people with unique skills and talents to connect and collaborate.
Come visit. Spend the day with us, your first day here is free. Feel for yourself the energy in this space, because the only thing better than working from home, is not having to.