WeWork Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Good exposure to multidisciplinary discipline. Management and leadership is very multi layered."

"I've worked for WeWork for 9 months and have learned how to multitask and be resourceful. The company has a great culture and treats their employees well."

"Amazing talented coworkers!"

"I truly loved working for Wework, I learned so many good things and how to work under severe pressure as well as how to have great communication skills when in the field."

"Amazing work atmosphere but previous CEO left it in disastrous state."

"I enjoyed my time working at WeWork, until the inevitable collapse."

"Lack of direction, Low pay scale, Managers that refused to pick a direction, Layoffs even with exceptional reviews,"

"Company is passionate about redefining the way in which people work"

"Wework empowered me, encouraged me and allowed me to grow. I felt valued and appreciated and have improved overall as a superintendent."

"WeWork has a great work culture and wonderful people. They are customer-centric to a fault."

"Do what you love. Love what you do."

"Was fun while it lasted. CEO took a gamble but didn't payoff."

"WeWork 200 Broadway is a great place to work - I love the coworkers and members we have. The building is small enough to feel the strength of the community and get to know the people working there, but lively enough that something exciting is always happening and we have the ability to sell and show our space to new members."

"Great company, which I am sad to leave but happy to further my career."

"I joined WeWork in 2018 as an opportunity to try something completely new. I sought to reinvent myself and take a break from architecture. I felt that I was pigeon-holing myself and wanted to expand my horizons while also challenging as much as I could about myself. WeWork offered all of that. Before WeWork my pride came only from the projects I did. At this company, I learned to take pride in teamwork by joining a team of very talented men and women of all backgrounds who celebrate their individuality. WeWork has gone through some really rough months but at its heart are many of the people that made it such a great place to work and learn. They encouraged and supported independent thinking, innovation, emergent leadership, creativity, exploration, and the people I work with constantly bring their all to work every day. Even now, when our future with the company is as uncertain as ever my team continues to show up for work energized and focused. I have learned how to deal with change in a fast-paced environment. Change management and resilience to change can only be learned through experience. I challenge that even the best business schools in the world would have a difficult time showing their students just what it feels like to be part of a team that grows from 6 people to 50 people in a company that grew from 6000 to 11000 people in just one year, while also experiencing filing for IPO valued at $47B at the start, dropping the IPO, losing the CEO and one of its co-founders, almost running out of money, and then being acuired by another company that seems to have an endless amount of money-- all that in less than 2 years. I take pride in having been part of the WeWork adventure. It has been an emotional rollercoaster but, for me, I am coming stronger and better equipped to deal with a wide range of problems. Thanks to WeWork I have been able to reinvent myself as well as meet a lot of incredibly smart, hard-working people."