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  • THOU SHALL……….BE A GOOD COWORKER

    • July 6, 2017
    • Posted by: LeadSpace Admin
    • Category: Business, Co-working space, Entrepreneurship, Management, Startups, Technology
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    office

    With the introduction and warm reception of co-working spaces, it is only a matter of time before it outdoes the traditional office we are used to. In a traditional office, there are things we know as rules or policies that guide the existence of an establishment, these are laid down rules whether silent or boldly

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  • OFFICE IN 3D

    • June 19, 2017
    • Posted by: LeadSpace Admin
    • Category: Business, Co-working space, Entrepreneurship, Real Estate, Startups
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    Virtual Office

    Ever heard of ghost workers? Not the type that government puts on payroll but does nothing, these ones are close relatives, just with a lot more work to show for it. Has it ever happened that someone gave you his business card, and on it is an address to a very prestigious part of town

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  • CO-WORKING IS THE NEW SMOOTHIE.

    • June 12, 2017
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    • Category: Business, Co-working space, Entrepreneurship, Management, Startups
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    Big businesses are taking advantage of it, start-ups are drooling all over it, corporate attires are fast turning to Jeans and Zuckerwears (Zuckerberg kinda tee shirts) Co-working has been around for a while and I assure you, it’s here to stay. A co-working space can change a business in profound and positive ways. If you

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  • Passion Incubator Partners with IBM to Deliver an Awareness Workshop on IBM Bluemix Cloud Computing Platform for Businesses in Nigeria.

    • April 3, 2017
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    • Category: Business, Entrepreneurship, Events, Startups, Technology
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    IBM Invests $70 Million to Bring Digital Skills to Africa by Launching “Digital – Nation Africa”: with Free, Watson-Powered Skills Platform for 25 million people IBM is investing $70 million in building much-needed digital, cloud, and cognitive IT skills to help support a 21st century workforce in Africa. The initiative, “IBM Digital – Nation Africa”,

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