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They don't seem to focus much on the 'digital nomad' side of things either, so I am not sure if that is a big part of their benefits! I'd imagine most of their
by roland35 7y ago
They don't seem to focus much on the 'digital nomad' side of things either, so I am not sure if that is a big part of their benefits! I'd imagine most of their customers only use local weworks.
- SamWhited 7y agoYah, absolutely. It's the only benefit I can think of (and it's not really a benefit, coffee shops and other coworking spaces with a day pass exist) and I've never heard them advertise it. They only advertise "community building" nonsense. I'm not saying that no company has ever made vital connections or new leads in a wework, but I'd be willing to bet money that it's a very, very low number. Nowhere I've ever worked has engaged with any other company just because they were both in a wework other than maybe playing a game of ping pong with some random people in the lobby or similar.
- duxup 7y agoI remember a lot of the office sharing type companies selling that whole having an office anywhere thing as a big selling point and then ... they didn't mention it. I also suspect it just wasn't a common thing people did.