What's really strange to me is that WeWork has the ability to offer wildly different work environments to different types of people, but they don't do it. Inste

What's really strange to me is that WeWork has the ability to offer wildly different work environments to different types of people, but they don't do it. Instead, they try to offer the same space to everyone, pureeing everything together. How about a location that's dark and brooding and enforces "library" noise rules? How about a location that fosters the hot-house environment of sales teams? How about a location that's free of alcohol? It doesn't matter what each one is, but make them different, and give people the option of choosing one that fits their mood that day. That being said, maybe I just don't like the centralization of WeWork. Let a hundred different people make their own spaces with their own characters and the market will work it out.