A better type of executive suite
When you think about the types of resources that are pooled together to create the cost savings that executive suites allow, many of them are available in regular office space, by improvising and utilizing technology. Specialized rooms (conference rooms, break rooms, kitchens), personnel (secretaries and receptionists), and equipment, can all be duplicated or closely substituted for in an executive suite that doesn’t require sharing amongst offices. An executive suite that doesn’t require interoffice sharing allows for greater flexibility and privacy in your office.
In many office buildings, conference rooms, tenant centers, break rooms, and kitchens are a few examples of shared amenities. For many businesses, sharing these amenities is ideal since they are needed infrequently. Hiring personnel allows you to fully utilize your very own staff, as opposed to sharing. Services such as voice mail and answering services provide a cost-effective solution to the need for a receptionist. Hiring a part-time secretary or receptionist is one way to professionally receive visitors at a reduced cost.