A bad professional office will be disorganized. There will be no full time staff, and there will be a lack of structure. Even though the company may not have a physical presence, the employees still need to know where they are in the chain of command, and to whom they report.
If the owner of the business continues to choose an unprofessional structure, there will be no full time staff. They will also do everything without the use of key software or a cloud computing structure. (Cloud computing allows a wide area network to operate as though it were a local area network.)
Now, someone may wonder what makes a good virtual office. Anyone who read the proceeding paragraph may realize that a professional will do the opposite of the actions that describe the unprofessional office in the above paragraph.
A professional staff is a much, cloud computing is essential unless someone has their own server. If someone is a small business owner that is just starting out in a field that will benefit from the virtual office, a brick and mortar location may be out of the question.
The key to all of it, if the proprietor can manage it, is to run a professional organization. Monetary concerns may force a person to cut costs in some areas, but the wise person knows when and how to do it. As always, there are some things it does not pay to try to do cheaply.
