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Unless you're willing to pay a ridiculously high premium for this, the benefits WeWork's provided you still doesn't work as a business model.
by skeeter2020 3y ago
Unless you're willing to pay a ridiculously high premium for this, the benefits WeWork's provided you still doesn't work as a business model.
- aurareturn 3y agoThat's right. A friend of mine sells premium offices and he's been saying WeWork's business plan made no sense at all for as long as I can remember. Basically, in any premium office, you want to maximize the space for as many high value desks as possible. WeWork often spends a huge part of its space for perks and temp desks. In addition, WeWork attracts the startups/small business/solo crowd and those are far less stable customers than your money making enterprises. He routinely tells me very large customers often forgets that they're even paying for the office. That's the customer you want. He was sure that WeWork had no future. He was right.