WeWork has created an incredible sort of social filter though.
At least in NYC, if someone is a member at WeWork its a strong signal you don’t want them at a party.
Maybe it’s some sort of AI they’ve built in house?
At least in NYC, if someone is a member at WeWork its a strong signal you don’t want them at a party.
Maybe it’s some sort of AI they’ve built in house?
I remember when folks were telling me not having a WeWork space was a sign you didn't want to network with other like-minded folks.
Personally I have no experience with WeWork, but I've never really found the urge to make much of an effort to know people from other companies in shared office environments. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. But don't try to make me socialise with them, thanks ...