If you’re an entrepreneur, freelancer or small business, chances are you do a lot of work from home–and we congratulate you, because for a lot of people that’s living the dream. But are you thriving that way?
Every business, ideally before its birth, if not during its infancy, has to decide one thing: Where will it be located. You need an address to file a business entity, to open a bank account, to register domain names, get business licenses, tax and permits, for invoicing and billing, receiving checks, and being placed on Google, phew! And that’s just to start.
Much like Airbnb, and Uber, Office Divvy is a “share economy” model. Our monthly subscriptions are designed for people that want to pay only for what they use and be part of a real community of peers that embrace doing business differently.
Among travel-heads and expeditionists, it goes without saying… The best way to experience a new place, particularly when just passing through, is to grab a local nosh somewhere. Assuming, of course, it’s truly local and an authentic piece of the neighborhood. But if you’re a footloose freelancer or entrepreneur, perhaps there’s another way. One you probably haven’t considered.
Office Divvy is celebrating 10 years in business in 2018! When we launched Office Divvy back on January the 2nd, 2008, there was so much we did not know…
The best thing a Startup can hope to do is “disrupt.” In the business world, the word, disrupt, is code for a trend-setter: A company that sets about making life, work or both more efficient with complete disregard for an old system, a system that everyone else hasn’t realized is old yet.
Some people can’t even function in the morning without having that first mug of joe. Whether you instant, brew, or k-cup your caffeine, you don’t have to be a coffee guru to understand why people drink coffee.