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I suspect they get plenty of business from established companies that need extra space or a way to bootstrap offices in new locations. Linkedin, for example, us
by luckydata 8y ago
I suspect they get plenty of business from established companies that need extra space or a way to bootstrap offices in new locations. Linkedin, for example, used them to open the Detroit office.
- dionidium 8y agoMy company has a "real" HQ and then satellite teams at a few different WeWorks. Anecdotally, lots of other people in this WeWork are in similar situations. But I'm still not sure it totally invalidates the larger point; if business were to slow, these offices would probably be the first to go.
- wcfields 8y agoDitto here, however unlike some other commenters, we're an ad agency. They work for our satellite offices in Denver (one designer) and London (two account people).