Share Work Spaces Solutions, ACT

Thinking about working from a shared work space in Canberra? JAGA Work Spaces are serving the Canberra community by providing various shared work spaces, meeting rooms available for hire to solo-preneurs, private and public organisations.

We have one head location in Belconnen and looking to expand to Gungahlin, Canberra City, Woden and other areas across Canberra, ACT. You can check out the types of work spaces and office space solutions in our Belconnen branch by watching the virtual tour below. You can book as a one off, or on an ongoing basis.

1. Get in contact with us and book in site tour
2. Book online or give us call and chat to the team 

How do I Hire a Shared Work Space?

In case you are looking to hire a shared work space for a corporate or business meeting, the hardest part is to get started. Though it might look easy, there are so many options available. Commonly, a few of the important details might get overlooked since that can eventually lead to expenses. 

So, before you proceed to hire a boardroom, here are a few essential things that you must keep in mind. 

1. How many people do you need to cater for? 
2. What is your budget? Read more on: How much does a Small Office Cost?
3. Do you need a video conferencing? 
4. What time and day you would like to hire the work space for? 

Even if you are thinking of working for yourself and need a shared work space to network come and speak to us at JAGA. We’ll have a cup of coffee with you and show you around.

Benefits Of Using A Shared Work Space 

Business meets are incredibly important nowadays. Without a space to work from, it is impossible to develop a better relationship, whether with employees or customers or even get some work done. Here are a few benefits of using a shared work space: 

Flexibility 

An external boardroom is a good option since it takes the responsibility off you. It gives the flexibility of when and where. 

Size 

All businesses do not have the space for big meetings. Some do not even have basic privacy. Therefore, the only option left is to rent a boardroom. It ensures that all needs are adequately covered. 

Location 

Getting the right location is another benefit. By booking a specific meeting room, it is possible to choose a central location for all. It is a good solution in terms of travel cost, and it also helps to keep everything fair. 

Better Impression 

A professional meeting environment is impressive. In the case of a small office or fund constraint, hiring a boardroom or shared space is most sensible then meeting in your own home. 

Cost Effectiveness 

The professional ambience can play down the cost. Other alternatives include restaurants or coffee shops. However, these can rack up the expenses. It happens when there are a lot of people involved in a meeting. 

Renting a boardroom is easy and stress free. You don't have to worry about anything. Instead, you can fully focus on the meeting. Check out our  boardroom hire Canberra offers and focus on how you can be more productive. 

Shared Work Spaces are Perfect when Starting Your Own Business

Canberra is often considered to be the most marginal location for startup businesses in Australia, with a risk/reward ratio substantially more favourable than that of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

The Australia Capital Territory has a population of 375,000 and is largely dominated by Government departments, contractors and associated businesses. Unfortunately, it suffers from a rather dry image in the media, and to date has never been featured by a major publication such as The Economist or the Financial Times.

Money magazine has ranked Canberra as the eighth best city in the world to live in.

The Australian government has proposed a plan to move the national capital from Melbourne to Canberra, a plan that has faced strong opposition from most of the city’s residents.

The ACT’s gross state product was A$32 billion in 2003 with a per capital GSSP of A$55,900. The ACT also has the highest average income per person of any state or territory in Australia, higher than the Australian average by some 20%. The median weekly household income was A$1,171, the third highest of any region in Australia, although it should be noted that this is mainly due to the large number of federal public servants living in the city.

Few startups choose to base themselves in Australia’s Capital Territory for the same reasons that it is not a popular destination for the country’s most dynamic companies - there is no existing base of fast-growing start-ups, venture capital is scarce and the government is not a significant source of funds for high-growth businesses.

There is a still a certain amount of red tape in many areas, such as a requirement to register companies with the ACT Corporate Affairs Commission and the fact that registering a company takes four days. To address some of these issues with setting up businesses, the ACT government is working towards making it easier to register companies in the ACT, with the aim of having a company incorporated within a day.

An increase in the availability of high-speed broadband in Canberra will be a major benefit to startups looking to build their businesses online. The latest investment from the government will allow most of the territory’s businesses to connect to optic fibre optic cable by the end of the year.

The ACT government’s strategic plan includes making the city a hub for technology and innovation. Startup ACT, a community group, is also working on making Canberra a recognised centre for Start Ups and Entrepreneurship. Therefore we started JAGA Shared Work spaces to cater for the growth in small businesses and start-ups to provide a safe serviced space to foster this growth. We are open 24/7 so you can work anytime, take breaks, even go on holidays and just check in to see what is going on from time to time.

The flexibility of working from a hot desking space means that there is no commitment to sit on that one spot. You can even leverage the benefits of networking and meeting a group of people who share ideas and the similar vision as you.

We're not suggesting that working from a shared work space is the right thing for everyone. We know that a lot of people love the idea of going in to an office but there are many of us out there that don’t want to do that. I choose to do it because it allows me to work whenever I want to. If I want to go surfing in the morning I am free to do that. If I want to take my daughter swimming during the day I am free to do that. If you want to sleep in on Saturday you can work around that. This flexibility is a huge advantage for many.

If you are planning on setting up an online business and you want to have the flexibility that I have chosen to have then I would suggest that you look at our shared work space in Canberra. You can hire hot desks, small office spaces, Board Rooms and meeting rooms which are already designed and fully equipped with everything you need to work productively and effectively. You canto pay a monthly fee that is based on how much space you need or if you only need a desk space to rent for a day or a week then you only pay for your use.