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Tuhabi Continues Its Expansion in Mexico with the Help of WeWork

  • Real estate startup Tuhabi continues its expansion in Mexico in collaboration with WeWork, providing its employees with flexible work arrangements and customized workspaces. 
  • The benefits include strengthening team connections, increased productivity, employee well-being, and cost reduction through intelligent use of space.
Tuhabi seeks to implement flexible work schemes. Photo: Real Estate Market
Tuhabi seeks to implement flexible work schemes. Photo: Real Estate Market
03/31/2022
The real estate startup Tuhabi continues its expansion in Mexico hand in hand with WeWork, in order to offer its employees flexible work schemes and a space tailored to their needs.
This is due to the multiple benefits offered by this type of workspace. For example, the strengthening of bonds and interactions between teams, greater productivity and a sense of well-being among collaborators, as well as the cost reduction that represents the intelligent use of space.
In the case of TuHabi, the firm has observed that its teams feel more connected and identified with the company's mission. They are also more productive because they have found a balance between personal and work time, and enjoy going to the office, which results in excellent communication and increased decision-making speed.

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