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7 years ago
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on: The Property Industry Is Falling Out of Love with WeWork
I’m a wework member (who will happily talk shit about wework as I have done in another comment) who made an account because I’m on my phone without access to my main and I had useful information to share. If I was shilling for WeWork I wouldn’t name my account after the subject.
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7 years ago
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on: The Property Industry Is Falling Out of Love with WeWork
Your WeWork experience is very much dictated by location. There are fantastic locations with great staff + high quality facilities, and there are poor quality locations with bad members, bad staff and bad facilities. Disruptive behaviour _is_ against the rules and staff _should_ take action and _do_ take action if you’re in a well managed location. All their locations should be well managed enough that you can trust the brand to be consistent but unfortunately that’s not true.
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7 years ago
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on: The Property Industry Is Falling Out of Love with WeWork
The photograph isn’t for security, it’s to send a notification to the person you’re visiting, they don’t have a problem with you choosing not to be photographed if you’re not comfortable with it. The notification includes your name and the picture because the wework member is expected to walk into the common area and find you, which is difficult if the wework member doesn’t know what you look like!
