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I was in a WeWork once for an event in Berlin, around 2015 I think. It was the weirdest experience I ever had. Objectively everything looked cool, elegant and c
by erikb 8y ago
I was in a WeWork once for an event in Berlin, around 2015 I think. It was the weirdest experience I ever had. Objectively everything looked cool, elegant and comfortable. But it felt super fake, cold and inhuman at the same time.
Also I assume because it's a premium location that they rented or bought for that WeWork office, that their prices will also be premium. And honestly, if I can pay premium, wouldn't I just get my own office?
It all didn't really click together, so I never entered a WeWork office again. Instead it let me to wonder if the start-up world has reached it's peak.
Edit:
To not just say negative things. The CEO of WeWork is a super smart business man. Another commentor posted an interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOb_ogQJWeI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOb_ogQJWeI) and I have to say I would also want to give this guy money. He's totally able to sell his vision as something that already exists and just needs your support to get it finished up.