This is the place where literally every one has the wifi password "P@ssw0rd" (or something similar, I forget) and instead of just connecting an HDMI cable to your laptop in the conference rooms you have to download some spyware that only works on Windows and Mac (despite the fact that their primary client is tech companies, many of whom use Linux or other OS's). Also never try printing, that just doesn't work, and the conference rooms are impossible to book if you're at an even slightly popular location. They also have a crappy website that they claim "builds community" or something, but everyone I've ever worked with just dreaded going on it because it meant wading through advertising and spammy posts from the handful of companies that actually tried to use the forums just to get a little customer support for the wifi or whatever was going wrong that day (and there was always something). I've worked in WeWorks a lot, sadly, but never again if I have any say in the matter. There are plenty of cool one-off coworking spaces that do a much better job. The downside of course is that you can't drop into one in any city, but that's what coffee shops are for.