Startups.co.uk’s new study reveals the areas in London that you would absolutely love (and loathe) to cowork in. Based on a range of office-must-have data points including how easy it is to travel ...
We covered Workplace Wellbeing and its effect on the workforce in session 5 of the Coworking London Conference. The opening keynote came from Bertie Van Wyk, Workplace Specialist for Herman Miller....
We looked at Coworking Specialisation and niche models in session 4 of the Coworking London Conference. We began with a music-focussed coworking space – The Rattle. It is a collective for mu...
In the modern business world, remote and flexible work capabilities is no longer a privilege. Instead, it has become the standard operating mode for at least 50% of the American population. Traditi...
We looked at Coworking Business Models in session 3 of the Coworking London Conference. CEO of our host venue for this session, Adam Blaskey of The Clubhouse began the discussion talking about co...
It’s a much-debated topic and a growing trend, but most companies still don’t seem to take a deliberate approach to flexible working. Instead, they just offer a vague middle ground of "flexible wor...
We looked at Coworking Trends in session 2 of the Coworking London Conference. Lucy Watts from Instant Offices spoke about the biggest disruption to the real estate market is the move from space to...
Every business has a different set of skills and attributes that are desirable in their workforce. You may be lucky enough to find perfectly suited people at the first time of asking, although this...
We looked at Coworking and its Impact on London’s Real Estate market in session 1 of the Coworking London Conference 2019. First up was Mark Bott from Colliers, who spoke not about coworking...
Every business has a different set of skills and attributes that are desirable in their workforce. You may be lucky enough to find perfectly suited people at the first time of asking, although this...