It’s no secret that Americans are hard workers. However, working hard and working smart are two entirely different concepts. Luckily, the resilience of the American workforce has shown that Americans know how to do both with finesse and determination.
The Great Recession of the mid 2000’s hit Americans hard, resulting in nationwide layoffs and a highly competitive and unstable job market. Nearly eight years later, Americans are still grappling with the ripple effects of the Recession. However, like a phoenix rising from its ashes, American workers used the lull of the recession as inspiration to forge their own path and instill an entrepreneurial drive within themselves. As such, the ideas of the solopreneurship and telecommuting have become the norm.
Once considered an integral aspect of the American Dream, the idea of a traditional 9-5 office job is now considered restrictive by many, if not risky considering the aftermath of the Recession. The internet has allowed workers to create their own thriving businesses, many of which are run out of one’s home. When the success of these start up businesses grows beyond what one person can manage or a home can contain, virtual office solutions and office space leasing become a must.
Office space leasing allows solopreneurs and start up businesses to keep their expenses low while maintaining the high level of professionalism that’s often associated with a traditional office. They also give solopreneurs the benefit and flexibility of working on their own terms. In addition, virtual office rentals can alleviate the privacy and security concerns one might have in regard to operating a business out of one’s home.
Virtual office services can greatly expedite the day to day business operations and administrative tasks required to run a business like a well-oiled machine. This allows the business owner to focus on the core business, and on improving the quality of the product or service they provide.
