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Ivan Gerasimov2018-11-13 23:30:41
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Ivan Gerasimov, 2018-11-13 23:30:41

How to set up a remote office?

Hi all!
Please let me know if anyone has experience with this:
There is a main office located in the same city. Not so long ago, they opened a new office in a coworking center in another city. It employs about 10 employees, there may be more. In the coworking center, they have their own Internet, which they provide to their clients via Wi-Fi, there are rooms for teams, meeting rooms, and everything that is needed for comfortable work. The difficulty arises in the fact that if an employee quits, then he needs to rent out his workplace (PC, devices, wires, etc.). In the main office, admins sit and, accordingly, everything surrenders to them, but what to do in coworking? Of course, no one will fly to another city to receive and check the equipment. What are the options? I don’t really want to refer to the word of honor, as it’s unreliable)
Another problem arises in the fact that coworking is, roughly speaking, a walk-through yard, and corporate devices can be on the table, which can easily end up in someone else's pocket.
Probably the most reliable option is to hire an administrator in a new office?
Anyone who has experienced this please share your experience.

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Alexander Chernykh, 2018-11-13
@sashkets

Probably the most reliable option is to hire an administrator in a new office?

I asked myself, I answered myself I
confirm this idea

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Ivan Shumov, 2018-11-13
@inoise

Isn't it easier to hire employees with their own equipment and remotely configure what they need?

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