Here's why start up are more concerned about workplace culture than corporate companies

Entrepreneurs mostly start out working from a public space like a café or a closed off area in their own house like their bedroom or garage. Once the company is up and running, the entrepreneur always ensures the infrastructure or office space that is being created has to be open, comfortable and productive that in turn invites people to work.

Nowadays, entrepreneurs are not frugal in investing in an office space. With the startup ecosystem maturing at an increasing rate, the traditional workplaces are being given a fun makeover to build a conducive work environment for the employees. With a rise in funding for Indian startups, which is growing at more than 125% a year, employees are inclined to a company that is keen on investing in their growth.
Every company has its own thought process behind its office space. Whether it’s for hosting a guest speaker series, running workshops or starting a mentorship program, a space you can call home allows you to facilitate and effectively market more professional-development opportunities. It's very important to build the right environment for the employee.

Here’s how these successful start ups are doing it right.