Building on the need for more flexibility in the working world, along with cost savings and the ability the collaborate and build things on your own, there is a growing set of shared office spaces. Rather than working alone from home, people are able to share ideas and get feedback, focus on the work they need to get done, and have access to professionals, such as lawyers and accountants, to provide them the help that they need.
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