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> Did I mention you're surrounded by empty rooms with doors that close? I mean hello, you get a door! It closes! Not sure if this is the case for all of their
by nodamage 9y ago
> Did I mention you're surrounded by empty rooms with doors that close? I mean hello, you get a door! It closes!
Not sure if this is the case for all of their locations, but the doors (and walls) were made of glass at the WeWork we rented from in Seattle, which meant there was zero soundproofing and I was constantly hearing conversations from the people in adjacent offices. It was incredibly distracting and we only lasted a month before returning back to our home office.
- techsupporter 9y agoThis seems to be the case at all of the "rent a small workspace"-type places I've tried in Seattle, with or without regular doors. Ballard Studioworks has virtually no insulation and has a lot of noisy businesses or just people who like to blast music at concert levels. Activspace in Lake City was a little better but the floors shook every time someone moved a piece of furniture. Wework Holyoke was like working in a fishbowl with really nice furniture. I dunno, maybe I'm just too picky. I don't want a community or all of that. I just want a place that isn't where I live that's quiet, has Internet access and bathrooms, and the rent doesn't have a comma in the dollar amount.