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With the current unprecedented times calling for workplace changes, the need for work-from-home arrangements has led to the restructuring of many businesses. Some companies have moved to co-working spaces, while some has completely opted to drop the overheads of a rented office to work remotely. Regardless of the degree of change, the reality is that working from home has slowly become a norm and although this has proven to be an effective safety measure, many businesses have also reported the obvious drop in productivity.
There is an ongoing debate on the idea of working from home. Some say that having the freedom to control your time has gifted them the best KPIs in a year, while some are keener on functioning in a highly dynamic office. Currently, there is no right or wrong answer to this, however, perhaps meeting somewhere in the middle might be the solution to this debate. What is a co-working space is what your business needs? Read on the find out why we think working from an office environment can help you stay productive in the long run.
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While this may not be a deciding factor for many, having a clear distinction between your work life and your home life will help you stay happy and sane in the long run. Working in the comfort of your own home can blur the lines of rest and work, especially when your personal responsibilities get in the way. There are more distractions to grab your attention, more reasons to procrastinate, and overall a laid back environment that may not be everyone’s ideal workplace. Though, of course, this varies from person to person.
There is a popular saying “2 heads are better than 1”, referring to the human tendency to function better when put in a team. Working as a team brings more input, peoples brains solve matters in different ways and collaborative efforts quite often, find much better solutions. When you work from home, there is only so much that video calls can do, especially when the team has members that are not comfortable taking in front of a camera. Productivity drastically lowers and you may find yourself feeling more frustrated than productive by the end of the day.
On top of many hands making light work, the social interaction of coming into an office has nothing but a profound positive effect on the human mind. As social creatures, even the more introverted of the species crave some form of interaction when starved of it.
Creating bonds with your work colleagues is incredibly important. Your colleagues are your team, your workmates, your confidants. Knowing these people at a personal level develops connections, and better connections between staff produce better results as a business.
Sometimes the selling point for clients is the professionalism they see when they first enter your office space. Working from home means you cannot welcome clients in a professional setting, making it more difficult to convince them on the get-go.
Moreover, your office is your information centre for all things related to your business. It stores records, it is a point of contact for staff and clients, alike. It chairs meetings, celebrates smashed targets, and has a quiet corner for coffee and contemplation on a difficult morning. The office is the hive from which everything in your business is central.
Aside from functioning as a space of high productivity and efficiency, an office space directly reflects the mission and vision of your business. Your interiors, brand colours, the logo etched on the entrance of your office all contribute to the overall vibe that your business emits. Hosting industry peers and leaders with professionalism in respectable surroundings builds confidence, business links and bolsters reputations.
That being said, there is no better way to engage than being in and among other businesses. Networking is the key to success in business; connections that simply cannot be found working from home. At Dubai CommerCity, you will rub shoulders with your industry peers daily. You may sit and eat with them in the food court. The connections you make as a business are invaluable, and the office plays one of the biggest roles in making those chances happen.
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