http://www.abetteroffice.com/office-space-advice/serviced-offices-offer-flexibility-down-under/ Love where you work Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:25:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.abetteroffice.com/office-space-advice/serviced-offices-offer-flexibility-down-under/comment-page-1/#comment-1571 Elizabeth Sanchez Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:11:30 +0000 http://www.abetteroffice.com/?p=4430#comment-1571 I don't like the fear message in this either. There's no need for it, really, when trying to communicate the benefits of serviced offices. The benefits speak for themselves. Regus doesn't focus on the fear factor in its messaging I've seen lately. They focus on positive aspects of their executive office suites. That's just my humble opinion. I don’t like the fear message in this either. There’s no need for it, really, when trying to communicate the benefits of serviced offices. The benefits speak for themselves. Regus doesn’t focus on the fear factor in its messaging I’ve seen lately. They focus on positive aspects of their executive office suites. That’s just my humble opinion.

]]> http://www.abetteroffice.com/office-space-advice/serviced-offices-offer-flexibility-down-under/comment-page-1/#comment-1570 Maggie Correta Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:48:49 +0000 http://www.abetteroffice.com/?p=4430#comment-1570 What I don't like about Mason's quote is the fear-factor. I think people get enough of that. Serviced office providers should keep the message positive. We all know what the economic realities are, there's really no need to drive fear. That may not have been his intent, but that's how it comes off. I think executive office suites that offer hope, along with all the benefits of the model, will come out ahead in the end. What I don’t like about Mason’s quote is the fear-factor. I think people get enough of that. Serviced office providers should keep the message positive. We all know what the economic realities are, there’s really no need to drive fear. That may not have been his intent, but that’s how it comes off. I think executive office suites that offer hope, along with all the benefits of the model, will come out ahead in the end.

]]> http://www.abetteroffice.com/office-space-advice/serviced-offices-offer-flexibility-down-under/comment-page-1/#comment-1569 Bill Brookshire Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:40:08 +0000 http://www.abetteroffice.com/?p=4430#comment-1569 Sounds like the message is 'things are rough all over.' I think Advantage Serviced Office is smart to ride this wave. I don't think they do it quite as effectively as Regus, but there is definitely a unified voice starting to come out of the serviced office industry, as you mentioned. The focus on flexibility and value of executive office suites is really striking a cord with entrepreneurs all over the world. Sounds like the message is ‘things are rough all over.’ I think Advantage Serviced Office is smart to ride this wave. I don’t think they do it quite as effectively as Regus, but there is definitely a unified voice starting to come out of the serviced office industry, as you mentioned. The focus on flexibility and value of executive office suites is really striking a cord with entrepreneurs all over the world.

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