Coworking Spaces
Vegas Style
Work in Progress is an iconic coworking space in trendy Downtown Las Vegas. We're much more than just a place to put your laptop. We're a community of people who thrive in the startup life, a central hub where the best and brightest Las Vegans share their insights, and generally a pretty fun place to be if you're into that sort of thing.
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From hot coffee to a cool 3D printer, we've got your needs covered. Our receptionist greets your guests and handles all the daily operational details so you don't have to. We've got fast WiFi, comfortable lounge areas, electric car charging stations, and ping pong for our members to use. Of course, we have all the office stuff you need, too, like printers and meeting rooms. We can even get you a great deal on a parking spot. Stop in for a free tour and check out all the stuff Work in Progress can offer.
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How We’re Helping Fight COVID at WIPHelping our frontline medical workers should be a priority for everyone right now during the pandemic. We're trying to do our part.
How to Find an Office Space You’ll LoveIn the U.S. and around the world, the freelance workforce is expanding. More and more people are taking advantage of jobs that let them work from their homes, coffee shops, or anywhere else they like. According to a report by the Freelancer’s Union and Upwork, ten million more people are freelancing in 2019 than just … Continued
What’s there to eat around here?There are a ton of great food options around our office, and they’re constantly changing. Here’s a list of our classic staples for DTLV: Walking Distance: Evel Pie – Slice and a beer for $5. The Market – That little corner store has the best chicken salad sandwich we’ve ever had. Cous Cous – Walk up … Continued
Why Coworking Is the ShizAbout a third of the workforce today is freelance – that’s about 55 million people working freelance in 2016 according to Upwork. Now, think about all the solo entrepreneurs, the small businesses, and the startups just getting their feet under them, and you’re going to figure in around another 27 million people. With so many … Continued
