When a company first starts out, its focus is on promoting the business, delivering maximum output with an “all hands on deck” workforce, and ultimately increasing the number of clients it serves. At this stage, the office premises are generally at the bottom of the list of considerations, and very little attention is paid to its size, location, and layout.
As the company becomes more established, however, the larger client roster often means the business must expand its workforce. Additional recruits require more space, and suddenly the size and location of the office are very real issues.
