> Did I mention you're surrounded by empty rooms with doors that close? I mean hello, you get a door! It closes! That doesn't scale though. If everyone who wor

> Did I mention you're surrounded by empty rooms with doors that close? I mean hello, you get a door! It closes! That doesn't scale though. If everyone who worked in a WeWork space wanted to occupy an empty room with a door that closes you'd discover pretty quickly what a hot commodity the are. And that can change entirely out of your control - I've worked at a relatively empty WeWork, only for a large company to come in and take over a lot of space on my floor. Suddenly all the fantastic facilities aren't available any more. All in all, WeWork is fine, but not in any way worth the money.