Rethinking the Workplace
WorkBar Boston offers entrepreneurs an affordable workspace option
For entrepreneurs and their budding companies, finding workspace somewhere between the living room and a leased office often means drinking a lot of lattes at the local Starbucks. More options are popping up, however, in the form of co-working space.
Boston Herald Features WorkBar:
“Freelancers bag cheap office space”
Instead of treadmills and free weights, WorkBar has laptop charging stations, lounges and free coffee.
WorkBar director Bill Jacobson said the concept evolved after he realized that today’s offices don’t reflect today’s workers.
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WorkBar, is a new one in Boston that recently opened and will provide this service for entrepreneurs. Here’s how it works:
WorkBar offers two tiers of membership. Join us as either a community or dedicated member. The WorkBar community membership is modeled after a gym membership. Pay a low membership fee and use our office space as much as you’d like during regular work hours (8:30AM-5:00PM). Coffee is on us. Need a space to call your own? Join WorkBar as a dedicated member and get your own workspace with 24/7 access. Both memberships give you a great downtown address, cool brick-n-beam building, and plenty of extras.
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