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I signed up to go to Hacker Dojo in Mountain View to get out the house, my employer pays for me to use WeWork whenever I want, and most importantly the bar (I f
by eddsh1994 4y ago
I signed up to go to Hacker Dojo in Mountain View to get out the house, my employer pays for me to use WeWork whenever I want, and most importantly the bar (I found any freelance work I've wanted to pick up by having a beer and someone there asking for help for their startup from time to time).
- ShamelessC 4y agoWeWork is still a thing?
- ShamelessC 4y agoThis was a legitimate question. We don't all live in the Bay area and my understanding was that the business model failed.
- eddsh1994 4y agoYeah it’s still a thing! There’s 5 in SF and one in most cities down to San Jose
- ShamelessC 4y agoSo quite reduced from their initial operations though, correct? Why is that notion apparently so threatening? I remember people here proudly loathing the distracting music and making (apt) comparisons to existing co-working spaces, shared offices, coffee shops and public libraries (in order of increasing affordability). I never used one, but the idea that it's a household name is just tone deaf. Most people probably know it best from the Hulu series about it's demise.