- When office spaces remain closed, or when a company wants to limit the number of employees in a workspace, it can establish satellite locations for teams to meet
- Co-working spaces, cafes, hotel conference rooms, and other venues have all proven useful for this purpose
- Employees benefit from shorter commutes and more in-person interaction with co-workers
Even as restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic are lifted in many parts of the country, many companies are opting to keep their offices close or reopen them at a limited capacity. Other businesses are working to address workers’ needs by adding off-site locations for teams to meet up.
These companies are establishing satellite locations in areas such as co-working spaces, hotel conference rooms, cafes, and other spaces. These venues can charge a daily, monthly, or annual fee.
By setting up a secondary location for employees to meet, companies can foster more in-person connections among teams while maintaining a safer low-density workspace. These spaces can also significantly reduce an employee’s commute and give them a place to escape the distractions that come with working from home.