The Rise of the WeWorking Class

Re:The Rise of the WeWorking Class by jdormit on Thursday February 21, 2019 @10:56AM (#19217676)

I don't know, the tone of the article wasn't actually super favorable towards WeWork. The author outright mocked their founder pretty consistently throughout the piece. The vibe I got was more, "WeWorks are nice to work at but they are not as revolutionary as they think they are".

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Re:The Rise of the WeWorking Class by kristianc on Thursday February 21, 2019 @11:02AM (#19217714)

For a PR company, a few negative comments about the business model is a price-of-admission to the New York Times and a pre-requisite for getting it past an editor.

Largely, it's one the PR company / WeWork are happy to pay because they get to say they've been in the NYT, they get exposed to new potential new customers without having to pay per lead, and 'WeWorking' becomes a step closer to being a verb with WeWork's brand attached to it.

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Re:The Rise of the WeWorking Class by rtx on Thursday February 21, 2019 @11:23AM (#19217898)

It's deeper, its for people who need it.

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