WeWork reviews

1. Ok it's not your typical 9-6 job. There will be some days where you may have to stay a little later. So if you are expecting to leave Bright Side: Most of the time you need to stay a bit later is to host great events. So you're technically working but you can also mingle with great people and have a few drinks (not too many). Also WeWork takes care of it's employees by providing dinner, hosting amazing parties and events (Summer camp, Halloween, & Winter Retreat), and the best part is working with so many cool people. We're all on the same boat but we all have a great time here. 2. It's not for the faint of heart. Be ready to be challenged. Sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming. There are some days that are crazy busy. We provide many services to many members so it can get hectic. Bright Side: This job has pushed me beyond the limits I didn't know I could handle. It's kind of like living in a faced-paced city like New York, "if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." In saying that, WeWork allows you to take ownership. We are growing so rapidly, employees are promoted within 3 months. You are also encouraged to "Do What You Love" and "Never Settle". Being transparent and voicing your opinion is highly encouraged.

Management has no idea what they are doing. They're in desperate need of firing and rehiring all C levels, including the CEO. The other cofounder is nice, but is a total pushover and let horrible management ruin his company. It's sad, really. Adam Neumann (CEO) is the most manipulative and deceptive people I've ever had the misfortune of meeting. Each role has very little if any direction, everything changes on a weekly basis, and nobody is praised for good work -- just pushed harder and harder the next time.