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When we started WeWork in 2010, we wanted to build more than beautiful, shared office spaces. We wanted to build a community. A place you join as an individual, 'me', but where you become part of a greater 'we'. A place where we’re redefining success measured by personal fulfillment, not just the bottom line. Community is our catalyst. read more
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Q&A With WeWork Employees

WeWork is increasingly transcending our own four walls, and our global platform is powering-and empowering-the world at work. We are creators, leaders, and self-starters. We try new things, we challenge convention, and we're not afraid to fail.

How employees describe working at WeWork

Fun working culture with opportunities for growth.

Great place to work! Love it

The opportunity to work as a guest elsewhere

Product, flexibility, offer, design, culture

Good company nice people supportive

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What it's like to work at WeWork

  • WeWork employees generally work 9.5 hrs a day
  • Employees at WeWork report the work pace is extremely fast
  • On a typical day, employees at WeWork have 4+ meetings
  • 82% of WeWork employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • WeWork employees most often take 15-20 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 60% of WeWork employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • WeWork employees typically get valuable feedback on how to improve at work Once a quarter
  • 76% of WeWork employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With WeWork Employees

Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Someone without a family, who can sit down, shut up, and press their nose to the grindstone for 11+ hours every day.

  • Extroverts

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Top Employee Response

    That some senior design leadership was on the way out. It’s given opportunities for other members of the team to step up, however which is good. They are open to helping people rise to the occasion

  • The highest leadership founded the company right after college. They are tight. The first hires they had, that are still around, they are all tight. And that group has had very little experience outside Prolific. They haven't worked anywhere else so change is hard for them to imagine and execute. It can sometimes feel like a tight boys club. But they are all open to discussion and all have their hearts in the right place.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Growing pains throughout, finances are unclear and make employees uncomfortable.

  • Sales is is growing the fastest. Every other department is scrambling to maintain the standards which are impossible to do when things constantly change and feedback is either not requested or simply falls by the wayside. Too many managers at WeWork don't know what they are doing and are only hurting the business.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Non-existent

  • Some departments work life balance is worse than others. Depends on your role.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Communication and transparency

  • Nepotism needs to stop. Employees need to be treated fairly and more transparently. Recognize who the bad managers are and get rid of them. Allow your stars to shine properly. Remember that "culture" trickles down and that toxic management will eventually lead to a toxic culture. If the execs are not representative of the company values, you have absolutely no right to throw that in anybody's face.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Business casual, in the widest individual sense, only with four key no-no's; flip-flops, jean shorts, crop tops and singlets (NZ for male tank top)

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Asked to the Design Department at WeWork

  • Almost non existent. It's run by a now-engaged couple who are favorites of the Executive Director so...there's really no way past being Senior.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • 2x a year

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Grace in the face of nepotism.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • You better be a man or you're probably not going very far. At least in Design.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • less old-boys-club mentality would be nice.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • sometimes there are initiatives but not a full-blown team that's running plans for it

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • very casual

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • dogs are allowed

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Good. Fun

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • The model is promising. The workload that employees have is not sustainable.

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Very difficult

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • flexible

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • very fast

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • business casual

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Asked to the Product Department at WeWork

  • They wanted to be helpful, but because of the nature of work at prolific, nobody has the time to give the desired support

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • very nice and thoughtful

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • They're pretty good. The best thing is the flex PTO

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Asked to all employees at WeWork

  • Pretty poorly. They aren't really experienced in creating PIPs that are effective, but rush to do so if any rumor comes in that your tone needs policing.

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Asked to the Design Department at WeWork

  • Flex PTO, and opps to go to conferences and take classes if your project work timelines allow

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38% of WeWork employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 29% are neutral and 33% would not recommend working at WeWork to their friends.

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