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Do you travel for a large part of the month meeting with clients? Do you work from a home office? There are several challenges that working away from a traditional office can create, and one of the biggest obstacles is establishing credibility. If you are an entrepreneur, you don’t want to look like a college student checking email at a coffee shop, but that’s the risk professionals take when they don’t have an office space.<\/p>\n

Even in today\u2019s mobile workplace, the lack of a physical company address or a reliable conference room can take its toll on your professionalism. Many companies won\u2019t pay a freelancer who works from home\u00a0the same fees they\u2019d pay an established agency with a sleek conference room, even if the freelancer does better work and provides better service than they\u2019d get from an agency. This is one example of how not having a physical address for your startup or small agency can really affect the perceived value you can offer your clients. This in turn means that you can\u2019t earn as much, or go after larger clients, which in turn limits your company\u2019s growth.<\/p>\n

For many professionals and entrepreneurs working remotely, the answer to this dilemma is the shared office. Many people in large cities are choosing to rent shared office space to bridge the gap between the home office and the professionalism of a traditional work environment. That way, if you do meet a potential new client\u00a0at the coffee shop, you can hand them a business card and meet them in your office conference room. When it comes time to discuss rates, you’ll feel more confident charging what you’re worth in a traditional business environment.<\/p>\n

Here are some of the benefits you can enjoy by renting a shared office space.<\/p>\n