Nepotism at its best... do not bother if you are not besties with someone in management - Anonymous employee WeWork Employee Review

1.0
Apr 8, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- great business model and potential of business growth but not sure about individual growth - 20bn $ company - casual, fun culture and some great set of people - great employer branding. all my friends think i am probably doing great and envious of me. - some people are loyal, some have even posted multiple positive responses here just to get the rating up of WeWork on Glassdoor

Cons

- nepotism : I had heard stories of that in international locations but that has come to India as well. The team is filled with people who happened to know the "young" director of the company or were related to him in some ways. the so-called smart HR and other team members who have no idea what it is to run a team or organisation are calling the shots and just sucking up to whoever needs to be sucked up to. - hiring is a joke - no scope of growth once you have reached a certain level unless you wish to continue doing the same job in a different location - 12-14hrs days

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3.0
May 25, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

VERY cool HQ--beer, fruit water, and other treats on tap, free breakfast, amazing decor, lots of events and cool trendy vendors who bring free stuff--if you like to humblebrag via Insta, you'll love this place. Some cool people --celebrities come in and out, your colleagues are generally very attractive folks, there's a sense of excitement and true commitment to the work (borderline evangelism) depending on who you work with and what you do. Name recognition and valuation -- company is a rising star and it's worth having on your resume. A cool mission on the surface--bringing community together, helping people do what they love (making work a passion rather than a chore) through connection.

Cons

This place is like drinking from one continuous Kool-Aid jug. VERY cult-y and cliquey. You are either in or you're out, and if you're out, rather than cut you loose right away, they gaslight you. It's actually kind of shocking how many people I've seen be treated so poorly here, and perhaps no coincidence that they were folks of color. Kind of hard to find the down to earth people I did find. I enjoyed the Community teams and Security/Ops/Real Estate people I met, probably because they were constantly "hustling," but the HR team (the PEOPLE team, for goodness sake) and a lot of other "prominent" faces were consistently rude, with an overinflated sense of self and zero idea of how the WeWork "values" translate into behaviors/contributions from a prospective employee POV. You have to have been there since the start, or be prepared to ingratiate yourself, to get any traction in your professional development or career path. I was always shocked how badly my manager wanted to be liked, and how much they were willing to do to be liked, to get any kind of clout and/or promotion just bc they hadn't started out at WeWork as a community team member. Never mind that they were super qualified for their job. Pay varies depending on who you are; some people earn market value...some people very very much don't, and there doesn't seem to be any consistency that determines which is which. TGIM. Thank God it's Monday. Mandatory Monday meetings. Sometimes they circulate tequila shots. Is that a plus? Not sure. Summer Camp. Adult Summer Camp. With EDM, people in salmon colored shorts, and lots of loud rowdy entitled folks. If that's anything but a con for you, you probably belong here and godspeed.

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