Work to make a life, not just a living
As the demand for flexible working spaces has soared, WeWork aims to meet the challenge head on, writes Leni Zneimer
As the workforce undergoes change, so does the way we work. In the early 2000s, the technological revolution brought wholesale changes to society and the way we connected and socialised with one another.
Offices began to change to reflect these new norms, and the open-plan workspaces and flatter hierarchies we recognise today began to be adopted by businesses everywhere.
At WeWork, we believe that almost 20 years later, the next evolution in the workplace is...
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