Airport

We work out of an apartment in Sector-13, Rohini. It’s called Dena Apartment. It might seem a bit unusual to have a business named Airport inside a residential block, but that is just how we set it up. The flat is on one of the middle floors. We use the main living room as our primary workspace and one of the back bedrooms for storing all our supplies and files. It’s a pretty quiet building for the most part, with mostly families living in the other units. We try to keep our voices down during meetings so we don't bother the people living next door. There is a small balcony where we have a few plants, though we often forget to water them when we get busy. The lift in the building is a bit old and slow, so we usually just take the stairs if we aren't carrying anything heavy. Being in Rohini is useful because most of the markets are close by. We don’t have any big signs or advertisements outside. It’s a very basic setup without any fancy furniture or glass partitions. Just regular wooden tables and some chairs we’ve had for years. Most of our day is spent on the computers or talking on the phone. We’ve been in this spot for a while and it works for us. It feels more like a home than a corporate office, which makes the long hours a bit easier to handle.