Questionable business practices are the norm. A passive/aggressive management style with employees and clients. - Client Service Representative Regus Employee Review

2.0
Apr 2, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Clients and employees have the opportunity to read contracts prior to entering into any lease or employment agreement. If you do not do your due diligence, you will regret not doing so.

Cons

Regus has created a system that seeks to get it's customers and employees sign contracts to maximize profits. As any company should. On the surface the agreements seem equitable. However, the contracts are laced with language that is not disclosed up front. Sales tactics are employed like "this offer is about to go away." They imply that the product or job being offered may not be available if you don't act now. Be very aware of what you are signing when doing business with or working for this company. Retain a lawyer and have all documents reviewed before you sign anything. The sales process instructs managers to omit details of the client and/or employee relationship with Regus. They are a big company with a large legal department that they use liberally.

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5.0
Jun 26, 2026
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Pros

Great work-life balance, lots of opportunities to learn.

Cons

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2.0
Jul 26, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Good coworkers, decent clients that outweigh the difficult clients.

Cons

Lack of support from management. You're expected to do IT, move furniture, cleaning, sales, etc. for low pay. Most of the job is just getting yelled at by clients due to the company's predatory business model. Both clients & staff are stonewalled by automated systems run by AI.

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