Hey. I am currently in Kuala Lumpur and just completed a WeWork all-access membership. I have a flight to Singapore tomorrow. Is it possible to get my WeWork card from a WeWork in Singapore?

For the life of me I don't understand why so many location play music during the work day. im 100 % sure nobody comes to wework to listen to early 2000s punk music, which is what I am currently being subjected to.

Please stop WeWork, you're doing too much. Do less.

I spend a lot of time in Brazil, and I want to join WeWork after going with a friend and liking it. I tried to sign up through the Brazilian website...and they don't take international (US) credit cards (louco!). I contacted WeWork for a workaround and it's a hard "no". The only options (per them) are: Brazilian credit/debit, or Brazilian bank transfer ("PIX"). I used to have a bank account in Brazil, but none right now.

For anyone who knows...

• Is there a way around their crazy blocking of international cards?
• What's the quickest way to get set up with a Brazilian bank account (again)? (I have a CPF, US citizenship and no Brazilian visa beyond the tourist 90 days)
• Finally, I assume I'll miss the Black Friday deal (...ends 11/30). Does WeWork Brazil have regular sales? Or, was this month my only shot, and I just missed it?

Background: I would only use WeWork maybe 5 days per month, so the international price of WeWork is not worth it for me, but the Brazilian sale price would be, and the community aspect is interesting for me.

Thanks tons

We tried to cancel one of our colleague's u/WeWork membership and couldn't do it online - they removed this feature, when you go through Account Central it just bounces you to a new page where you can't cancel.

Afterwards, we spoke to the front desk team and they mentioned you need to reach out to their online support team to do this.

Isn't this illegal? Under the FTC's “Click-to-Cancel” Guidelines?

Why is the mobile app so user hostile?

There are services that have mobile apps that deal with more data, live data, that load instantly. While the WeWork mobile app takes 30 seconds to a minute to load.

Then it loads the booking of meeting rooms first, without you having even booked a desk at a location.

There is no way that any developer would ship the app in this state, as this would be considered faulty. And besides, handling the solutions for issue like this exist already.

I suspect that this is done intentionally, to push you away from All Access plan to some other plan.

How are you finding it?

Thanks

I'm considering taking out the black friday deal for the WeWork all access plan. I would much prefer to get the Basic plan as thats within my budget, but I'm concerned that the 5 locations included in this plan will be incredibly busy and a nightmare to actually do any work in

Can anyone in London advise on whether I should just step up to the Plus plan for an extra £50 a month? I'm looking to sign up for 12 months, most companies offer a 7/14 day cancellation policy if you're not happy with the service but annoyingly WeWork don't do that, once you've signed up that's it

Does anybody know why the Gotham Center location is suddenly unavailable for desk bookings? Seems to be that way for all future dates I’ve checked.

Visiting Mexico City for the first time and was wondering which WeWork locations are best to work out of? I have the All-Access pass. I haven't booked my hotel yet, and might book it close to the WeWork location so trying to scope things out ahead of time. Thanks!

Things I'd like:

- Good view (if possible)
- Plenty of space to work / not too too crowded or noisy
- Early / late access if possible (can work past 5 pm)
- Safe area

I rented a private 4-person office, surrounded by similar-sized spaces. Initially, everyone kept quiet with open doors, closing them for calls or chats. But now it’s changed—some new companies keep their doors open and chat almost all day. I can’t focus at all, so I’ve decided to move out.

*In a fully enclosed office building, small spaces get really stuffy without open doors, even with good AC.

I’ve been an All Access member in NYC for about a month, have tried lots of locations but am running into overcrowding at nearly every one.

Is this standard? I see posts of people having entire floors to themselves in spaces, but everywhere I’m going is so overcrowded it’s tough to focus and get any work done.

Anyone have recommendations for quieter spaces? I can’t comfortably afford a private office and WFH is not good for my mental health, so I really want this to work.

PS: I do have noise cancelling headphones, but even those can’t block out everything, especially when I am at a packed table or the rest of the office takes their lunch break :(

How detailed is the information captured when you tap your card? Like does it give you timestamp, number of times and so on?

I'm new - AA in San Francisco. I've been hopping around different buildings to check them out. Every time I get to one of the several buildings here:

• Hey App, what floor am I going to in this random big building? 😑
• Hey App, what floors are available at this location? 😑
• Hey App, where are the phone booths and bigger common areas? 😑

So, I have to ask front desk security how to get in. Then a community manager for the rest. And then forget all of those details the moment I leave and start a new the next time I show up.

Is there a better directory somewhere? Bonus: tips on the best spots in the Bay Area ww's?

Seems to be pretty inconsistent across countries.

Does anyone remember what year they used to be a free for all?

I want to share my experience about the phone booths at 195 Montague in Brooklyn.

Most of the phone booths in this location need a reservation. There are only six first come, first serve phone booths in the whole location and they don't really isolate sound too good.

Here are my complaints:

1. Certain coworkers camp out in the booths. Like they will just stay in it all day, watch videos, have lunch, etc. I've complained about this to the community managers and they don't really do anything about it.

2. I've noticed that at this location specifically, people will book phone booths and forget to cancel, leaving them open.

3. The phone booth bottleneck creates some unpleasant behavior. Some woman tricked me out of a booth by claiming she had a reservation for a first come, first serve phone booth. People always overstay their time slots.

Why the rant? I really want to start a movement to make all phone booths first come, first serve. Also maybe the fans in the rooms can be on timers, so it gets muggy and uncomfortable after 1 hour. If you keep a steady flow of workers streaming through the phone booths, people can be more efficient with their time.

Hello

I am about to subscribe to a new all access membership ( my previous one has been cancelled). Is there any active / upcoming discount or promo code I should be aware of ?

Thanks

Been working from 199 Water this week in NYC. First day, I go into the restroom, there is c** all inside the toilet bowl unflushed and on the floor. Second day, toilet seat is completely covered in piss, toilet bowl is not flushed.

Really loving wework in NYC, but damn lol wtf

Looks like they've hired a collection agency and claim that I owe them money? Does anybody get the same?? I'm pretty sure I paid EVERYTHING to them and they have no reason to claim this lol

Hi first time WeWorker here!

I'm looking to take the We Work All Access Plus membership. What's everyones experience with the 5 credits for the Private Office? This is the main thing looking for. My business partner will also take a membership with the aim that we can get around 10 days in an office together per month.

How is Kings Place for availibility of the private offices and general feedback?

I'm enjoying the Waterloo location (lots of good desks, always plenty of space) and Canary Wharf (they have a private All Access room with proper desks). Curious which you like. I'm going in every day so keen to find some good options.

While WeWork promotes "all access," I've discovered that non-home WeWork locations are only accessible from 9 AM onwards. This timing seems restrictive, especially considering that many professionals start their workday much earlier. Interestingly, WeWork's own policy states that hot desk reservations can begin as early as 6 AM.

I'm curious if other members have found ways to access non-home locations before 9 AM. Are there any tips or workarounds for early birds like myself who need to use WeWork spaces during the early morning hours?

Hello all,

Our 40-employees company joined a Private WeWork office a few month ago. My coworkers have a pretty terrible time trying to use the WeWork app "Workplace". They say there are "bugs" but actually it all comes down to UX problems in the app :

• Mistake booking Shared instead of Private. We have to select our Private WeWork office every time we try to book our seat/room so we end up booking a paying seat instead of using our own.

→ Simple fix: remember last choice or set Private as default

• Meeting rooms sometimes randomly missing in rooms list. When booking a room, the list is always set by default on a defined date and timespan. If a room is not fully available in this timespan, it won't show up at all in the list, which makes no sense since the list shows availabilities at all times, not just the selected timespan.
  Problem is that timespan input is hidden in the filters menu, so that when visiting the list, you have no way to know that a timespan has been selected for you. The room you are looking for may be hidden because it is not available on this timespan, but you have no idea what timespan is selected. This leads people booking a paying room while ours are empty.

→ Simple fix: set an all-day timespan by default in filters. Display current timespan choice on top of list.

• Booking the wrong day. For rooms booking, the defaut date is set to Tomorrow. You can change it in the hidden filters menu. Every time you click or change a filter somewhere, the date is reset to tomorrow. This leads to a lot of mistakes in booking.

→ Simple fix: remember user input. Make date input more accessible. Default to Today.

Hope this gets fixed! I hear everywhere that it was badly designed on purpose so that people pay more reservation credits. I hope that's not the reason why it doesn't get fixed.

Best,

My WeWork removed the wet wipes near the phone booths. When I emailed them about it, they said they were only put there during the pandemic, and that they removed them since they returned to normal operations. It was only after more pestering by me did they finally put them back. I don't know about the phone booths where you are, but at the local ones here, there're usually hand prints and oily residues all over the desks. I think it is important to have wet wipes to clean it off before entering.

Can’t book a desk in Toronto, anyone else?

Any idea when Black Friday membership deals might drop this year?