I think if you buy "remote work will hit tens of percent of white collar workers" then WeWork actually probably makes quite a bit of sense. Somebody is going to be "the AWS for space that your purchasing department will accept without questioning it."
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Also, that department is really important when you're locked into a contract. Not nearly as much so when you can scale up / down capacity without much headache. The ability to nearly exactly match capacity needed with capacity procured can mean savings even at higher $/sqft
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If you’ve never tried drawing a
@swardley map for this, you might find the exercise useful.
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This has already happened and it’s not just for single remote workers...
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Some of those departments are also full of relics who have no clue how to work with (much less negotiate with) companies like cloud providers and co-working spaces.
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