We have used WeWork competitor Regus for years as our secret weapon for ruthless expense controls. Regus should have paid us for this plug, but they didn't so we're going to teach you how to use Regus to your advantage to grow your business affordably. Regus has over 3,000 locations in over 120 countries including 3,000 business lounges.
This is not a paid advertisement, so listen to the end to find out the DOWNSIDE of the upsides of using Regus Office Centers to grow your small business.
Regus has 25% off in July on select workspaces.. As usual, read the fine print because with Regus there's always a ton of fine print.
This is NOT a paid promotion for Regus, and Dave talks about the best parts of Regus and the downsides including :
Hidden Fees: Many customers have reported that Regus tends to impose additional charges and hidden fees beyond the initial quoted price. These fees might include extra charges for using certain facilities, administrative costs, or unexpected service fees, leading to budgetary surprises for tenants.
Customer Service: Complaints about customer service are relatively common. Some tenants have expressed frustration with delayed responses to queries, difficulty in reaching support staff, and unaddressed concerns or issues with the office space.
Limited Availability: In some regions or during peak times, there have been complaints about a lack of available office spaces or meeting rooms, which can be inconvenient for businesses needing flexible access to workspace.
Maintenance and Cleanliness: Some tenants have reported subpar maintenance and cleanliness of the office spaces and shared areas, leading to discomfort and a less professional work environment.
Internet Reliability: Complaints about the quality and reliability of internet connections in Regus offices have been raised. For businesses heavily reliant on stable internet access, any disruptions can be a significant drawback.
Short-Term Lease Costs: While Regus offers flexibility, some businesses have found that short-term leasing options can be relatively more expensive compared to traditional long-term leases, impacting their cost-effectiveness.
Privacy Concerns: Co-working spaces, which are a significant part of Regus' offering, can sometimes lead to concerns over privacy and noise levels, particularly in open office layouts.
Billing and Contract Issues: A few customers have reported challenges with billing errors and difficulties in resolving contract-related matters, which can create administrative hassles and potential disruptions to business operations.
Office Space Conditions: Complaints regarding the condition of office spaces, including outdated furniture, worn-out carpets, or insufficient lighting, have been raised by some tenants.
Cancellation Policies: Several customers have expressed dissatisfaction with Regus' cancellation policies, finding them rigid and difficu
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