How These Young Entrepreneurs Take Advantage of Their Co-Working Space Young Entrepreneur®

By Brittany Robins

Key Takeaways

  • The best part of working in a shared space is taking advantage of your neighbors' accumulated knowledge and experience.
  • The co-founders of Smalls, a cat food company, lean on their co-working space colleagues for advice on staffing, best practices for labor and managing a team.
Brittany Robins

Entrepreneur Staff

Executive Editor, Digital

Brittany Robins is the Executive Editor of Entrepreneur.com. She was previously the Deputy Editor of TIME.com and has a Masters in Journalism from Columbia University. 

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