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These are offices for 10 to 20 people (1200 to 2000 sq/ft) if your company isn't flush with cash an office is becoming a luxury rather than a necessity. Especia
by andyish 3y ago
These are offices for 10 to 20 people (1200 to 2000 sq/ft) if your company isn't flush with cash an office is becoming a luxury rather than a necessity. Especially in a major city where a small office can be 100k a year.
The trend is going to continue over the coming years, especially with bigger offices that are paying millions each year.
- fishpen0 3y agoEven in really big companies that focus around retail or healthcare, it is really practical to shut down offices. Our medical care facilities are no longer being built out with offices in the backrooms for IT/Finance/Etc... staff. We can rent smaller spaces or do more with existing spaces by converting it into more medical facility space and run all the business and software operations via WFH. We operate in 20 states and are racing with competitors to who does this the fastest to cut costs and charge less to providers for a competitive edge
- sirspacey 3y agoThat’s fascinating. I’d be really curious to learn how they are evolving the back office with that shift. Over the pandemic that’s when I saw the biggest change in tech stack/process in healthcare.