by theworkstation | Jun 12, 2019 | Business advice, Coworking, Office Space, Serviced Offices, Virtual Services
Where you choose to work can have a significant impact on your business. For a small business starting out, renting office space was usually the default – but in recent years working from home has become popular as a low-cost alternative, especially for...
by theworkstation | Apr 11, 2019 | Business advice, Virtual Services
All across the UK, there are hundreds and thousands of solo entrepreneurs and micro to small-sized businesses operating without a traditional office space and carrying out the majority of their work completely online. It may seem totally alien to generations who have...
by theworkstation | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog, Business advice
Earlier this month, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) reported that the number of women turning to self-employed work had increased by 57 percent since 2008. This increase in self-employed women represents more than double the...
by theworkstation | Mar 6, 2019 | Business advice, Mailboxes, Virtual Services
When you launch your home-run business, using your residential address for company mail might seem like the natural thing to do. And whilst it might work for you in the short-term, be aware that there are several reasons why using your home address for business might...
by theworkstation | Oct 18, 2018 | Business advice, Meeting Rooms, Virtual Services
Freelancers have long been trailblazers when it comes to working outside the conventional structures of the world of work. They’re fortunate in that they can work from flexible office space or from just about anywhere really. And with the use of a virtual...
by theworkstation | Aug 16, 2018 | Business advice
Work from home? Here are 3 reasons why a virtual office is a good idea If you’re running a small business from home and you’re wondering how to present a more professional image for yourself and your company, a virtual office could be the low-cost and easy to manage...
