Strong agree. My current company was in one for a few months before we got our own space, and it was one of the most miserable office experiences I've ever enco

Strong agree. My current company was in one for a few months before we got our own space, and it was one of the most miserable office experiences I've ever encountered. Almost everything about it sucked- * Their network was grossly misconfigured and directed traffic to the least used access point, regardless of the distance. It was a regular morning ritual for people in my office to toggle their wifi on and off repeatedly until they got a usable connection. * Network security is also a joke- they have a simple WPA2 shared password that never changes, can easily be brute forced, and is the same at all locations. They do have a proper WPA2 Enterprise setup for their employees, which means the issue isn't their equipment and that they understand the difference between the two. * They basically have no rules about noise. Their contract refers to the local "communities" rules, but when I asked for them I was told they didn't have any. So when there was bad behavior (which there was plenty of) there was no recourse. * It was the noisiest office space I've ever worked in. The glass dividers between rooms and open ventilation systems meant there was no insulation from noise at all- and tenants didn't seem to care about letting their entire floor know their business. * There were only two or three phone rooms per floor, and it was always a fight to get them. People would try and reserve them by leaving their stuff in them before a call, which just amounted to all sorts of drama. Since there weren't enough to go around people would just talk in their offices adding to the noise. * Allowing dogs is great, but there need to be some rules. One of our neighbors just let his dog walk around the whole floor, so we had to be super careful about what we left in the trash in our unit. He would also leave his dog locked up in his unit while he was getting lunch, and the dog would bark the whole time. People would also have their dogs race from one side of the building to the other. Since none of this was against the rules there was nothing to do about it other than move out.