Why coworking is not the future of work
Every coworking space, ever. by Umang Sood As I look through the newspaper, I see yet another well-funded coworking brand has signed on another 60,000 sq. ft. space in Mumbai. Alarmingly, this is the...
View ArticleHow to avoid being exploited as a freelancer
by Kayla Matthews Starting out in the freelance world, it’s hard to spot the dangers of exploitation. In the name of exposure and growth, new freelancers often trivialize their worth. It’s all too...
View Article26 ecommerce tips for small business retailers
by Karlie Kramer Can you remember the last time you made an online purchase? It probably wasn’t that long ago. In fact, two-thirds of Americans have made at least one online purchase in the past...
View ArticleHow to tailor your resume for remote work
by Chloe Bennet Though working remotely is on the rise, most employers aren’t sold on it just yet. Some employers even believe that “remote work” means employees are lazy and less productive. As a job...
View ArticleSeven tips for communicating on a remote team
by Nora Mork Remote work is becoming more and more common within companies. But one of the biggest issues that remains is communication. Here are some tips for effective communication when working...
View Article5 tips for running a business from your phone
by Laura Gayle It goes without saying that smartphones have transformed the business landscape. In fact, depending on your industry, you may be able to run your company entirely from your smartphone,...
View ArticleA primer on the benefits of coworking
by David Wilson Jones Coworking spaces are solutions for small start-ups or fast-growing companies. They also cater to remote, independent and self-employed workers and entrepreneurs. Coworking spaces...
View ArticleStudy: Applying the coworking model in rural Germany
by Dr. Martin Engstler and Viktoria Pepler This article is a guest contribution by Professor Dr. Martin Engstler and Viktoria Pepler. The study “Creative Industries in Rural Areas: Communication...
View ArticleIs a “bring your own device” policy a good idea?
by Kayla Matthews You already know what BYO means, but perhaps not in relation to the work environment. Companies with a BYOD policy have their staff bring in their own devices — their personal...
View ArticleThe right way to sleep on a business flight
by Tony Huynh After soaring in the sky for hours, no one likes to arrive at their final destination feeling groggy, especially if you actually have to do work on the trip. But let’s face it: a plane...
View ArticleBrand building on the go: Katie Solove of Live, Run, Travel
by Scott Summers When I struck out on my own as a freelance writer, I knew that the long hours trapped behind a computer came with the territory. This career path was a hard transition away from my...
View ArticleThe difference between digital nomads and remote workers
by Ceci Amador So you finally nailed that remote job; you’re free to work from anywhere and you’ve started calling yourself a digital nomad. But, I hate to break it to you, though all digital nomads...
View ArticleCareful, it’s a scam! 5 ways to recognize legitimate work from home offers
by Michelle Arios The anonymity the internet provides makes it easier for scammers (or at least shady businesspeople) to present opportunities that aren’t nearly as lucrative or safe as they seem....
View ArticleWorking mothers call for more flexibility in the workplace
by John Williams Women are a key part of a growing contingent workforce of freelancers, consultants and part-timers. Despite numerous government policies to attract more mothers back into the...
View ArticleProximity and Nook Pod announce collaboration
MONTROSE, COLO. — Global coworking network Proximity Space, Inc., and Nook Pod, maker of flexible meeting spaces, recently announced a partnership to offer an integration and preferred pricing to more...
View Article4 ways to develop your voice on your blog
by Daniel Page One of the greatest challenges for any new writer is to find their voice. Yet when it comes to blogging, it’s also one of the most important things you’ll ever do. There are literally...
View ArticleSocial media is longform marketing
by Natalia Forrest Social media is often held up as one of the central pillars of the supposedly modern malaise of “short attention spans” or “the decline in quality content” or even “the death of...
View ArticleExpert hacks for traveling with makeup
by Leanna Serras Last time I was traveling for business I had a meeting almost immediately after we landed. When it comes to early morning or very long flights (this one was both) I prefer not to wear...
View ArticleHow Companies Fail at Open Communication
by Kayla Matthews In a study of 1,072 Americans, researchers found just how greatly employees suffer from disconnected communication systems. Around 50% of workers are stressed out by the...
View ArticleThe guide to writing killer proposals
by Aaron Beashel In the past, proposals were long, boring documents delivered via PDF. Entrepreneurs couldn’t get data on how clients engaged with the document after it was sent. As a result,...
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