WeWork was founded in 2010 with a vision to reinvent the way people work through designed space, technology, and community.
Today, we are the leading space-as-a-service platform, offering the benefits of a collaborative community, the beauty and function of intentional design, and the flexibility to scale workspace up and down as needed.
We empower organizations of any size - from small businesses to Fortune 500s - to focus on what matters most: their people and their purpose.
We encourage you to familiarize yourself with our values, our mission, and our business as well as the responsibilities of the specific role you’re interviewing for. Be prepared to talk about your interests, skills, and experiences as well as examples of how you’ve solved problems, created impact, and driven change. We want to hear your story and learn about both what you’ve done and what you want to do.
Our interview process typically begins with a conversation between you and a member of the Talent Acquisition team. We’ll tell you about WeWork and our impact on the world so you can learn more about the role and how you can help us achieve our mission.
When you come in to visit us, your interview will either take place in one of our common spaces or a more private conference room. We also understand that sometimes it can be difficult to get everything together in person and in those cases we will schedule a Zoom video call. No two WeWork locations are the same, and many of our employees work from multiple buildings. If you have the time, we’d love to give you a tour of our building. You’ll meet with one or more members of our team and we’ll do our absolute best to keep the day running on schedule. If you have any questions during your visit, you should feel free to ask your recruiter or one of the interviewers.
As the recruiting process continues—which could last two or three rounds of conversations—you’ll meet more people from the team until we reach a decision about your candidacy.
Explore the 'Check us out' section below for more information.