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The Unique Draw of Community Coworking Models

Coworking offices are spaces where several businesses come together under the same roof to work. They’re practical- they save on costs, they save on space, and they let businesses rely on each other. At the same time they’re fractured- employees can struggle to feel a sense of belonging in such a crowded space.

The Unique Draw of Community Coworking Models #Infographic

Reddit announces the opening of its new office in Australia

Since the company keeps on growing, to capitalize on the surging user base, it has planned to open up a new local office in Australia. This office is also a new home to the fourth-largest regional audience on the platform.

In the past nine months, the company has also set up its new offices in the United Kingdom and Canada. According to Reddit, their user base in Australia has increased by a massive 40 percent year-over-year.

Reddit announces the opening of its new office in Australia

What Americans want in a tiny home and tiny office

Tiny homes and tiny offices are a new trend in the housing and real estate market that are becoming even more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. People looking for new vacation ideas, investment property owners to remote workers have all seen an increased interest in the tiny home/tine office movement over the past year. For many people the idea of having a simpler living space or office is appealing to them. 


In order to learn more about the growing trend of tiny homes and tiny offices, IPX 1031 recently surveyed over 2,000 Americans to learn about their interest in living or using a tiny home or tiny office. They also asked about what type of features they would like in a tiny home or office and how much they would pay to build one. Let’s take a look at what they found. 


Tiny Homes 


The idea of living in a tiny home might seem crazy for some people, however more and more Americans are embracing the idea of living or renting out a tiny home. IPX 1031 found that 56% of the people they surveyed said they would be open to living in a tiny home. 24% rejected the idea of living in a tiny home and 20% said they were not sure, but they would at least consider the idea. First time home buyers were even more interested in tiny homes. Over 86% of first time home buyers said they would consider living in tiny home for their first home. One of the main reasons for this is because of the price. 

What Americans want in a tiny home and tiny office #Infographic

 

How to make a resume with no experience?

Hunting for a job can be tough, and it is probably the most struggling part of your career. When recently graduated, people go out in the market; they find a lot of competition. Companies tend to choose people with experience than a fresher straight out of college.


No experience doesn’t mean cannot land a great job, but you have to start somewhere. This is where a resume comes into play. A good resume can attract the eyes of the hiring manager, and it can impact the outcome. A bad resume can trump all of your learning and education, which is why it is the most crucial part of landing a job.

How to make a resume with no experience? #infographic

How to Properly Disinfect Your Office


As offices around the world have started opening with the lockdown restrictions going down, ample preparations need to be made. Although we have come extremely close toward having a vaccine, it won't be available for everyone immediately. And hence, we need to keep our surroundings neat and clean.

There are many ways to ensure that your office is disinfected properly. For instance, you can use disinfectants, antiseptics, antibacterial products, and on a personal level, you can use sanitizer. Although one disadvantage of using a sanitiser is that it doesn't properly get rid of all germs.

How to Properly Disinfect Your Office #Infographic

Why You Should Have an Air Purifier in Your Office


With all the hype of coronavirus safety precautions, it has become necessary to think about technology and equipment that can help us to sanitise our environment. Now with the situation becoming better in many countries and lockdown restrictions gradually being eased, many offices around the world are preparing to welcome their employees back.

So indeed, now is the right time for such offices to consider their air purifiers are working. Or if your office doesn't already have an air purifier installed, consider getting one as soon as possible. But how does an air purifier basically work? Air purifiers can help a lot in indoor environments, by eliminating viruses, germs and bacteria of all kinds. 

Why You Should Have an Air Purifier in Your Office #Infographic

Setting Up the Perfect Home Office Space

The innovation of technology and super-fast Internet speed has made our working hours easier and longer too! There has also been an increment in remote working thanks to COVID-19. While self-motivation is an important factor in working effectively, the atmosphere you work in also matters. Even in the situation where there is no global emergency of a threatening pandemic, there are many remote jobs available. Many people also do freelancing work which is mostly home-based. Thus, staying organised, energetic and having a good environment can save you from last-minute hassles.

 A downside to working from home is that a lot of equipment which you used in-office on a daily basis, is not necessarily available at home. A few examples may be a printer or hey, even the very quick and handy coffee machine! After all, you need some caffeine for a boost. Anyways, coming back to the printer- you may think you don't need it as most of the work is being done in soft copy with online sharing, but what if you have to submit a printed copy of something? For that purpose, a 2-in-1 scanner and printer would be ideal. Your equipment should also include a relaxing and comfortable chair, as the working hours have only become longer.

Setting Up the Perfect Home Office Space #Infographic


Virtual jobs have become mainstream in the last couple of months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Virtual jobs were around before the pandemic but have only recently shown signs of increase as the term was searched by 30,000 people in the UK. This is a sign that people are desperate for a job or internship be it from their homes.

Working from home has found its way into many of the English houses and they are now enjoying working from their own space. The advantages and flaws of working from home is a completely different story but, the productivity has seen substantial increases. It is at a point where the employees are not wishing for their workplace to open up again.

Virtual jobs with high payouts #infographic


Employees are one of the most significant assets of a company because they are the workforce behind its success. Finding the right employee and recruiting them is a tough task that, if done wrong, can also be disastrous for a company. Job recruiters hire people who are best for the job – pretty simple, right? Wrong. There is a lot more in the recruiting process than what meets the eye.

Secrets shared by recruiting experts #infographic


Covid-19 has affected the entire globe in unimaginable ways, but the sector that has been walloped in the most inexplicable way is the world's economy. To minimize the economic loss during the lockdown, companies encourage the employees to work from their homes. While companies are getting benefit from their employees' online services, it is getting a bit challenging for the workers to work from home. It might seem easier to work from home, but in reality, it is pretty uncomfortable.

Things to do at home office during Quarantine #inforaphic


To feel good, you need to look good. Wearing the right dress at an event has proven to boost self-confidence and release feel-good hormones in your brain. Everyone knows how confidence can affect your personality and interaction with others in a positive way. However, every event has a distinct dress code, which, if you don’t abide by, will do the opposite of your personality.

The Dress Code Cheat Sheet #infographic

How much food do developers eat?
Programming and coding are brain-consuming tasks. In fact, there are only a few activities that are more brain demanding than computer programming.

In this regard, we came across a quite interesting Infographic by Go-Globe that takes a look at the eating habits of developers across the world.  Here, are some of the key takeaways from the study.

Sitting in one place
A developer’s job requires sitting in one place – during most parts of the day. There is no physical activity and thus – they are not able to burn calories while working on the computer. This often leads to overeating or overindulgence in snacks and coffee.

According to the Infographic below, an average developer eats more than 2.5 kg of food per day, while coffee, junk food, pizzas, chips, and soft drinks remain to be their primary choice of meal.

Caffeine – the common fix
Caffeine remains the top ‘survival’ beverage for office workers – especially developers. Most programmers work around 18 hours a day and rely on coffee, tea, and energy drinks to keep their eyes open.

How much food do developers eat? #Infographic

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