Moving out of the silo
We’ve had hot desking, hubs and serviced spaces, but now it’s time for something much more collaborative
An increasing number of desk-working, self-employed people in Ireland and internationally are by-passing serviced offices and opting for co-working as a supplement to working from home.
“The big difference between renting a serviced office and a co-working space is how it alters an entrepreneur’s mentality,” said Professor Tom Cooney of DIT’s School of Business.
“Renting a serviced desk means that you go to a desk to do your work...
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