AdvantEdge Workspaces Blog

Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could customize your office space to suit the exact needs of your business, instead of trying to make your business fit your office? Now, more than ever before, you can—with flexible office space.

The modern workplace is increasingly supporting remote work, flexible schedules, and coworking. As this trend continues to evolve, the need for efficient collaboration tools becomes more and more pronounced. While there are countless options to choose from, a tool is only useful if it is used by your team. We explored a variety of collaboration tools searching for functionality, and most importantly, ease-of-use. Below is an overview of our top three choices:

This week, we feature a video testimonial from our client, Ari Geller, COO of West End Strategy Team. Following the video, be sure to read more about this inspirational PR firm who utilizes strategic communication to creating change across the nation.

The concept of the “virtual office” has become an increasingly sought-after alternative for many businesses that are looking to establish their own unique, professional image in a cost-effective manner.  At AdvantEdge Workspaces, our virtual office space packages offer many of the basic amenities that a growing business needs to thrive, including:

From employee wellness to the rise of the millennial workforce, here are three of the biggest trends in workplaces to watch over the coming year:

So you’ve decided to lease DC office space from a serviced office provider. On the surface, providers of this type of office space can appear deceivingly similar in their offerings, pricing, and amenities.

Original post (text and infographic) courtesy of Quill.com.

In a country where only one in three workers take a lunch break (away from their desks) it’s easy to forget basic dining etiquette when on the job. It’s even easier to forget how to carry ourselves at happy hours or out of office meals with the team in a work culture where socialization and work-life balance often go to the wayside.

In the process of deciding whether or not to take your business from idea to startup, there is much to consider beyond your concept. In a competitive city like Washington, DC, small business startups are increasing rapidly, and first impressions are critical. So how do you create this environment for your startup without emptying your bank account? A virtual office may be the perfect solution, and comes at only a fraction of the cost of full-time office space.