Just like humans outgrow their clothes, expanding businesses outgrow their workspaces. Finding the right size office for your company can be difficult, considering that you want to accommodate current employees while allowing room for new additions to the team.

Instead of spending time and money moving from office to office, you should look to a new trend known as hot desking. This is when employees use available desks rather than have assigned seats. It can work for businesses of all sizes, and even two-thirds of companies say they plan to implement shared desks by 2020.

Hot desking allows businesses to take advantage of smaller office spaces while giving employees more flexibility. Saving money on office space, increased rent, more workspaces and more utilities can make room in your business budget. The key to hot desking is to manage employee schedules so that some work from home while others go into the office. With some upfront planning and open communication, hot desking is a great alternative for many growing businesses.

Check out this helpful infographic from Fundera to learn how to make hot desking work for your business.