Corporations favor flexible working on single invoice
IN today’s business landscape, many corporate entities are redesigning their offices with more flexible spaces. Shared working environments, which bring together individuals from different companies and work cultures, not only boast stylish designs reminiscent of cafes but also foster the establishment of robust professional networks.
Ahmet Onur, the founder and CEO of Türkiye’s leading shared workspace initiative, Kolektif House, shared insights into the transformative effects of the new generation’s working culture.
“By opting for flexible workspaces, companies gain a significant advantage in enhancing employee satisfaction, motivation, and commitment. Inspirational workspaces, with their designs, nurture motivation and productivity. At this juncture, entities of all scales increasingly prefer our services,” Onur said.
COST SAVINGS
Flexible office spaces save companies time and money and liberate employers and employees, according to Onur.
“Instead of purchasing commercial real estate or committing to long-term leases, flexible office solutions, requiring no initial investment from furniture to technological infrastructure, and bundling various services from reception to refreshments, enable companies to save between 20% to 40% compared to a traditional office setup,” he said.
“This restructuring not only offers companies the ultimate agility in adapting office spaces according to growth or downsizing decisions but also provides extensive networking opportunities through flexible workspaces.”
FROM ONE TO THOUSAND
Regarding the adaptable structure of their solution, Onur stated that they strategically approach office solutions for startups and corporate entities ranging “from one to a thousand individuals.”
“We prepare locations tailored to the company’s needs and culture. Depending on the emerging demand, we devise office solutions that offer the optimum benefit to the company and its employees. We are a firm that supports our solutions with technology and we continue to invest in technology,” he said.
Kolektif House today serves over 6,000 brands in more than 30 locations, covering nearly 100,000 square meters.
Onur also provided a striking example of the impact of the emerging working culture.
“At Kolektif House, we provide a workspace where individuals from diverse disciplines can come together, exchange ideas, learn together, teach each other, and steadily expand their networks, opening doors to new collaborations. In essence, we offer an environment where they can freely create,” he stated.
“At this point, I can outline our flexible workspace solutions as Virtual Office, Nomad, Ready Office, Enterprise, and Suites.”