-members are allowed to treat you however they like, you have to provide the best customer service, but to the point where you are not encouraged to stick up for yourself
-management is a bit useless
-structure of company means that as a community associate you are the lowest of the low and are basically there to do everything that managers are 'too good' to do, which means you spent a lot of time doing silly jobs or being spoken to badly by members because of your managers incompetence
- if you work in a small building with more than one desk that needs covering, you will not be able to do things like go to the toilet or pop off the desk as there will be no one to cover you
I would say that overall, WeWork sells you this dream when they hire you about how fun the position is and how inclusive and great the company is, when in reality, members and managers can treat you however they like and you are expected to put up with it because you are at the bottom of the food chain.
I went to senior management about workplace bullying and nothing was done, they offered to support in a meeting with him to give him feedback but that was it? Victim blaming behaviour if you ask me.
If you respect yourself enough, don't sell your soul to WeWork for 30,000 a year...
