work life
Going to Cowork
Shared work spaces hit the sweet spot between home and office
WRITTEN BY KAITLYN KANZLER
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FALL 2019 MONTCLAIR MAGAZINE
WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME:
C3 WORKPLACE, MONTCLAIR
The Cheers of coworking spaces, C3 Workplace prides itself on
a dedicated on-site staff hyper-focused on providing high levels of
support. Kelly Louro, the “relationship manager,” says everyone on
staff has a niche and knows all of their clients’ names, creating a
community feel. Services include mailing addresses, receptionists,
bookkeepers and remote executive assistants.
C3 Workplace, which celebrates its 25th anniversary in October,
offers a variety of options when it comes to work spaces. Members
can choose from full-time and part-time office rentals, semi-private
desk rentals and access to the business lounge. A part-time space
will range between $25 to $200; coworking spaces are $25 a day
with month-to-month packages for savings.
C3 Workplace is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. • 26 Park St. #2000, (973) 783-7900, c3workplace.com
T
he gig economy and flexible
work-from-home policies have
changed the labor landscape.
For many of us, though, chores,
kids’ schedules, barking dogs and
other distractions can make being
productive in the home office a challenge.
One solution is coworking or shared work
spaces, which allow workers to break free of
the office lifestyle while staying focused on
their tasks.
Shared work spaces are popping up in
suburban areas with increasing frequency.
Here are some unique coworking spaces
available in Montclair and Bloomfield.