The outsourcer, which provides services to both the public and private sectors, has moved to a new and fully redesigned HQ in the Scottish city. To mark the move, it has launched its new corporate values - Kind Honest People.

To signify how the values will run through everything it does, go-centric is welcoming anyone in Glasgow to use the premises if they want a social place to meet people who are helping each other thrive – with no agenda, no cost, and no catch. Anyone will be welcome to pop in to print a CV, host a last-minute meeting, or simply grab a coffee.

The ‘open door’ policy has already seen locals turn up looking for job opportunities and businesspeople travelling to Glasgow looking to base themselves somewhere before their train home.

Key features in the hub include an innovation tank for collaborating on projects, a ‘zen’ room and chill-out area where colleagues can go to take time for themselves, and phone booths for making and taking private calls.

go-centric is also building relationships with the Scottish Refugee Council which shares the same building to support refugees in the city, and has also partnered with charities including Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS), Shelter, Beatson Cancer Trust and youth arts project CREATE Paisley.

David Harper, chair of go-centric, said: “We pride ourselves on putting people at the heart of everything we do, which is why we have launched our new values – Kind Honest People.

“These values define us and will be our guiding principles for all our internal and external relationships and interactions. These words take pride of place in our incredible new innovation hub, and I’m delighted that we’re able to open it to everyone.

“We have no agenda, there is no cost, and no catch - just a social place with incredible people all helping each other thrive. We get the privilege to meet incredible people coming through our doors, and we want to hear inspiring stories and journeys so that we can be inspired ourselves to live up to our values.”