At Deskpass, coworking and community have always been synonymous and last month, we decided to really lean into this belief by participating in the Coworking IDEA Project.
Created for the new ways of working, The XCHG (pronounced Exchange) is an exclusive workspace for innovators and entrepreneurs, nestled in London’s newest and one of the most sustainable buildings in London: 22 Bishopsgate. We caught up with James Panepinto, Community & Hospitality Manager, for an inside look at what makes The XCHG a unique place to work and a favorite among Deskpass members.
As we put 2022 in the rear-view mirror and begin to look ahead at 2023, it’s important to focus on the office culture trends we saw rise to the surface.
Continuing our series on spaces within close proximity of one another, we are highlighting some of our favorite spaces in the Denver area.
Let's take a closer look at how hybrid offsets your company’s environmental impact, while keeping your workforce happy.
As many companies figure out their plan to return to the office or how to best execute hybrid work, coworking spaces are figuring out how to adapt and fit the needs of the changing workforce. Deskpass Partner Space, Kenect Workspace, encompasses this idea by providing a multi-faceted community concept for resident and non-resident members to enjoy a richer, more connected life in the city.
Working from home, whether temporarily or permanently, can be great. After all, who can say no to more freedom and flexibility—like working in your pajamas? But stepping out of the traditional office and into the world of remote work also means sacrificing a few things that are difficult to appreciate until they’re gone: like valuable networking opportunities.
Ever wondered how flexible workspace grew to become a force in today's working world? Let's take a look at its history to understand its expansion.
As the Deskpass network of spaces continues to grow, we are starting to see more demand for spaces closer to home, in smaller communities, vacation destinations, or in more remote areas of the world. With this in mind, we are highlighting three of our favorite small town spaces in Everett, Washington, Bend, Oregon, and Cochrane, Alberta.
The world changed in a much bigger way the day COVID pushed us into two years of isolation from friends, family, and our work colleagues. Our perspective on where we can do productive work and our expectations of a modern employer were changed forever. We’re past the point where we need research to tell us that the world has changed. We need to stop spending time and resources convincing companies that hybrid is here to stay and use focus instead on the simple, meaningful options we have to respond appropriately.