A Virtual Office in DC Provides Some Space between Home and Work

"Make an effort to meet with co-workers/employers and clients or customers regularly, face-to-face, as often as is feasible. Twitter convos, Skype, Google, or Facebook can help considerably, but these are not perfect solutions. Find the balance of real life and virtual relationship-building that works for you and those for whom you provide with either a service or a product. The need for face-to-face interactions among colleagues and clients alike underscore the benefits Washington DC entrepreneurs can get from a DC virtual office such as those provided by Metro Offices. Without committing yourself to a costly permanent office space, you get the professional environment that these virtual offices provide to prop up your meetings and personal interactions with colleagues and clients."

http://www.metroffice.com/2013/11/a-virtual-office-in-dc-provides-some-space-between-home-and-work/

Avoid Distractions at Home by Renting a Virtual Office in D.C.

Virtual offices are becoming increasingly relevant in a world that is connected by advanced telecommunication systems. A virtual office is the mobile version of the traditional office space, which is becoming scarcer these days. The virtual office is simpler in set up since it focuses on two things: a power outlet and high-speed Wi-Fi. Mobile workers can bring their laptops or tablets to a virtual office in D.C.—like those being provided by Metro Offices—hook up their devices to the offices' systems, and start working. As much of the work is done on the Web, virtual offices leave little to no paper trail or clutter behind, which also reduces the need to archive media. A small cubicle with a ready power outlet and access to the office's Wi-Fi can provide mobile workers with everything they need to get work done.

http://www.metroffice.com/2013/08/avoid-distractions-at-home-by-renting-a-virtual-office-in-d-c/