Coworking Spaces
in Las Vegas
Work in Progress is the original coworking space in Las Vegas. We're much more than just a place to put your laptop. We're a community of people who thrive on getting things done, 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 seating 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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A Simple Guide to Las Vegas Coworking Spaces
The 9-to-5 working model has become a thing of the past, thanks to coworking spaces. In 2017, 542,000 Americans worked in coworking spaces, and the number may rise to 1.08 million by 2022. Globally, the number of people in coworking spaces could increase to 5.1 million in 2022, up from 1.72 in 2017. Coworking allows … Continued
Las Vegas Coworking for Small Businesses: The Quick Guide
Source: Unsplash The Covid-19 pandemic ushered in a new era of remote and freelance work that has rendered traditional corporate spaces practically obsolete, replacing them with coworking spaces. These spaces are a new spin on the corporate office setting where individuals and small businesses can rent professional shared working spaces for a daily, monthly, or … Continued
The Freelancer’s Survival Guide | Work in Progress Las Vegas
Freelancing has grown steadily over the years as a career option. In 2014, around 53 million professionals worked as self-employed contractors. By 2020, that number had jumped to 59 million — an 11.3% increase during the past six years. Trends show that freelancing will continue to increase in the years ahead thanks to the growing … Continued
