I know what you’re thinking… Why spend any money at a co-working space or a conventional office if you can just spend none and work from home? For starters, all three are stepping stones of your career. It is much like climbing a ladder. One step at a time. A large company always has a humble start. It grows from a thought or an idea. Your idea could have started at a perfectly functional desk at your home and now, you’re taking on a few projects and are already a few rungs up your ladder. That’s great. But you need to take another step to ensure that you aren’t slipping down a slope. You need to move into an office space. Co-working spaces are great to start off with. Most start-ups and freelancers use coworking spaces to get their feelers out into the corporate world. The biggest advantage of using a coworking space is that you have the freedom to expand with your company. You can start off with one workstation for yourself and proceed to rent a few rows of desks or a private cabin. Moreover, you increase the likelihood of organic brand growth and development through networking. All the perks for a fraction of the expenses that you would incur if you had a conventional office space. Looking into the perks, you really have the best of the amenities to kickstart your brand. Everything that is on the functional and indispensable level is provided to you (based on your agreement, of course), be it air conditioning, printers, Internet, water, electricity, parking, furniture, and so on. All of these would eat into your monetary resources if you rented conventional office space. But with a co-working space, you are sharing the expenses with your co-workers, which means that you aren’t depleting your resources during the nascent stages of your start-up. That, in my opinion, is a win. .