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WeWork faces bankruptcy, especially if remote work stays the default. It's hardly a surprise that anyone running a beleaguered company like that would attempt t
by maxharris 5y ago
WeWork faces bankruptcy, especially if remote work stays the default. It's hardly a surprise that anyone running a beleaguered company like that would attempt to cast doubt on remote work.
I don't think it will save them. Do you?
- innagadadavida 5y agoTheir business model has the most to lose if this trend continues. So it is understandable why the ceo would take such creative liberties to paint the picture.
- noodle 5y agoDoes it? It feels to me like it stands to gain a good bit. There are a lot more people remote working either part or full time, and many remote workers like to use coworking spaces. Their potential customer base is probably higher than it was pre-pandemic.
- ivanvanderbyl 5y agoI believe WeWork makes most of their money colocating teams and companies, not off hot-desk remote workers.
- pydry 5y agoI'm kind of surprised the company isn't insolvent already given that it was one enormous bet on the value of inner city commercial real estate.