For me, a couple things stand out, mcdonalds like consistency. I've been to wework in several countries and each time it's quick to get setup and on with your d

For me, a couple things stand out, mcdonalds like consistency. I've been to wework in several countries and each time it's quick to get setup and on with your day. Generally, they're run in a consistent manner with an overarching corporate, which takes some of the interesting local customs out of doing business. Think about renting an office for a month in a 3rd world country. They're community spaces also, group get togethers of similar minded people abroad. The spaces are generally pretty good too. I've been to a bunch of events at my 'local' foreign wework. They're expensive, but when you're working sometimes that doesn't matter so much or is paid for by your company. Like Uber, they're not perfect but they enable a cool way to live for me.