A year of remote work has proven that it is, indeed, possible — but it doesn’t spell the end of the office completely. Likely, organizations will adopt a more flexible system that blends the two.
We know that offices work well for some things, and not as well for others. Having immediate access to people (in person!) can do wonders for innovation, collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth. These spontaneous interactions and background conversations are, however, distracting when you want to do deep work.
It makes sense, then, that workspace evolves into a space for community: somewhere like-minded people can learn, grow, and create together.
“We need to be intentional about the communities we are building,” said our CEO Tonya Surman in an interview with The Professional Centre. “Community for community’s sake is lovely. […] The real question is why do we seek communities? I think that coworking spaces are going to have to dig deeply into purpose.”
Tonya speaks about the future of workspace, harbouring community, and how leadership right now is harder than ever. Watch the full interview:
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And if you or your organization are currently looking for flexible coworking space, we might have something for you. See our coworking options.
