WeWork reviews

It's a lot of hardwork. Some days are more exhausting than others and if you believe in WeWork and what you are doing, it is worth it! You're not going to do well as well here as you could if you are not one to take the initiative, believe in working hard, and have the ability to put the members first. You also have to be able to wear many different hats and be up for learning something new every single day. If you are looking for 9-5 mundane work as well as a repetitious and dull working environment, this is not for you. This is much more than that!

I can't say much more that hasn't already been said in other reviews. Rampant nepotism, constant pivoting, enormous egos at the C level. Sub-par HR department ("sub-par" is generous.) Make no mistake-they are there to protect the company, not the employees. < Read the article about sexual harassment. 100% true, I was with the company at the time it happened. > Also read the reviews about interviews, that will tell you a lot about how disorganized they are. HR's disorganization is not entirely their fault, every 5 seconds another executive is barking at them for some new ridiculous thing they need immediately. Which is also common for any department. Get used to pouring all of your energy into something that someone demands at any second IMMEDIATELY just to have them blow you off the second you've completed the now-irrelevant task. Get used to working 7 days/week or at least being on call at ALL times. 1am, 4 am, New Years Day, your wedding day - doesn't matter. Very cult-like as well. Either drink the koolaid or be considered "not a team player". The short of it is - if you're willing to devote your entire life, soul, energy, and youth to your job with less than market standard salary and if you don't mind being verbally (and hopefully not physically, but..) abused, then by all means. If you value work/life balance, meaningful career trajectory, meaningful mentoring and a respectful workplace, just don't.