WeWork has not only been in the business of running offices, they have been in the business of _producing_ new offices at scale. They have contracted and built

WeWork has not only been in the business of running offices, they have been in the business of _producing_ new offices at scale. They have contracted and built out over 800 locations within 9 years. Probably 100-200 a year as of late - which requires a horde of lawyers, real estate people, project managers, area managers, recruiters and so forth. They even have their own factory for (cheap and shitty) tables and chairs. If every office location has 1000 seats, we are talking 100k tables a year.