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With rentable hot desks, it's extremely easy to work efficiently. With a hot-desk work environment, there's no need to designate specific desks for team members; everyone can come and go as they please, providing a high level of flexibility. This extends to contracts as well, so you can build a workspace unique to your business' needs. Paris' 13th arrondissement is known for its large Asian community and high-rise apartment buildings. It's home to the Quartier Asiatique commercial centre, boasting food markets and the largest Chinatown in Europe.
Perceptive, proactive and purposeful - the qualities of the Workthere NYC team. Ted was fantastic at promptly following up with building management, negotiating great terms and finding alternate spaces when even the smallest detail just wasn't perfect. The team at Workthere is a rarity and made the whole process quite easy.
Jason Moyer
COO & CMO, Genie
Hot desking office spaces suit teams that are distributed across various locations and are constantly on the move. These work environments give you the freedom to drop in and out whenever you require an office space, without the need for dedicated desks.
These hot desking office spaces are available to rent on a daily or monthly basis, and are highly flexible with contract options to match your team’s requirements. Meeting rooms can then be booked when you need them at an hourly rate. If your teams are located around the country, it’s great to have this added flexibility.
There are many membership options for hot desking spaces, and they often come with shared kitchen, bathroom, and lounge area facilities. Some providers can also allow access to their work spaces within the same city, country or worldwide, granting even more freedom where your teams can work.
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