Honestly, I've only skimmed the article, but this comment rubbed me the wrong way right off the bat. The article (discussing use of Kafka) doesn't seem to have

Honestly, I've only skimmed the article, but this comment rubbed me the wrong way right off the bat. The article (discussing use of Kafka) doesn't seem to have any direct relation to WeWork's failure. There is a lot that you can learn especially from businesses that failed. Just because the company wasn't successful does not mean you should discount everything related to that company, especially when the content and lessons are technical, and the business failed for non-technical reasons (shady business practices and self-dealing).