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WeWork

Co-working and office space provider

Community Lead

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Seoul, South Korea
In Person
Customer Experience & SupportCustomer Success

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
  • At least 2 years of hospitality experience.
  • Proficiency in the local language and understanding of local culture.
  • Excellent interpersonal and networking skills.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Strong organizational skills and the ability to multitask projects from start to finish.
  • Attention to detail and the ability to manage tasks efficiently and effectively.
  • Ability to continually grow relationships.
Responsibilities
  • Complete scheduled quarterly conversations with owned accounts to help them maximize the value of their membership, and check in with all members regularly to understand their ongoing experience.
  • Anticipate member and guest needs using relevant member information to enhance and personalize their experience.
  • Follow up in person with members who submit a bad conference room rating, poorly rate a ticket, or submit a negative Medallia response.
  • Follow the issue-resolution model and use the severity scale to determine next steps, ensuring the proposed solution fully meets the member's needs.
  • Review all Medallia responses, identify areas for improvement, and implement proactive changes focused on member experience.
  • Support front desk coverage as needed to ensure consistent coverage during business hours.
  • Conduct pre-move-in meetings with all new accounts to ensure a successful move-in.
  • Complete the New Member Orientation process for all new accounts in the building.
  • Curate new-member onboarding materials, such as welcome notes and FAQ guides, for move-in day.
  • Conduct move-out interviews to understand departing members' overall experience.
  • Conduct building tours arranged by the Sales team for VIPs or prospective members as needed.
  • Alert the appropriate Growth Team contact when a member expresses a desire for a Growth-related conversation, such as move-out requests, extensions, or transfers.
  • Hand off prospective member sales leads, including walk-ins, current members, and guests, to the appropriate sales contacts.
  • Conduct tours for potential new members and explain benefits tailored to their needs.
  • Provide feedback on programming types based on member makeup and evaluate events by attendance, satisfaction, and impact for the appropriate Events team.
  • Set up and host weekly social events to build community at the location and execute value-driving events planned by the Events team when applicable.
  • Distribute event information by creating and posting weekly and individual event posters.
  • Ensure building-specific operational requirements, including elevators and HVAC, are met for each event.
  • Conduct morning walkthroughs to address issues and escalate recurring issues to a manager or relevant cross-functional teams.
  • Know and explain WeWork policies and procedures, and communicate building issues to members by email, in person, or broadcast.
  • Manage building energy by ensuring music levels and activations are appropriate to the daypart and occasion.
  • Liaise with in-building third-party cleaning companies to ensure the space meets standards.
  • Track, audit, and organize collected and distributed keys; manage keycard stock and request new inventory as needed.
  • Oversee Community responsibilities for member companies in buildings without an on-site Community presence, including operational duties, liaising with Sales and Account Management, and supporting specific contractual agreements.
  • Review and understand the role in the building management and WeWork-provided Emergency Action Plans.
  • Create incident reports as necessary, respond appropriately to medical emergencies involving injury or illness, and follow Leadership instructions during emergencies or security alerts.

About the company

WeWork provides coworking and office spaces for individuals and teams in locations around the world. Its primary product is membership access to shared spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, and on-site amenities like printers, lounges, and community events, all accessible through a membership plan. Members book spaces, desks, or private offices as needed and can use the global network of WeWork locations. The company differentiates itself with a large, globally distributed network of locations, a built-in community and events program, and enterprise-ready spaces that cater to large teams with scalable office solutions. WeWork’s goal is to make it easier for people and companies to work flexibly, collaborate, and grow by providing accessible, well-designed work environments and a sense of community.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2010

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • WeWork opened a 37,000-square-foot Fifth Avenue lease in March 2026.
  • Plano expansion added 26,888 square feet in May 2026 after 25% local foot-traffic growth.
  • John Santora targets operating profitability by end-2026, backed by 550,000 members.

What critics are saying

  • WeWork remains a tiny $750 million equity story after the 2024 restructuring.
  • WeWork Go launched in April 2026 with no proven unit economics or adoption data.
  • A 2026 recession or remote-work reversal crushes flex-space demand before 2027 expansion pays back.

What makes WeWork unique

  • Yardi-controlled, debt-free WeWork rebuilt after June 2024 bankruptcy with 45 million square feet.
  • Asset-light model blends owned locations with 2,000-plus third-party coworking partners and franchised sites.
  • WeWork Go pods extend the brand into airports, hotels, and conventions.

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Benefits

Competitive healthcare benefits

Life and AD&D insurance

401(k) matching

20 days of PTO

10 paid holidays

80 hours of paid sick time per full calendar year

16 weeks paid parental leave

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Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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Fortune
Oct 5th, 2026
Adam Neumann says 30-minute SoftBank meeting sparked WeWork's $47B collapse

Adam Neumann, WeWork's billionaire cofounder, says he can pinpoint when things went wrong: a car ride with SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son in late 2016. WeWork's board had agreed to raise $300 million to $400 million and slow growth. But after a 30-minute meeting with Son, Neumann secured a $4.4 billion investment instead. "The guy that sat in the car was a mission-driven entrepreneur," Neumann said on The Diary of a CEO podcast. "By the time I walk into HQ, I forgot what we were all about. It suddenly became about the money." WeWork peaked at a $47 billion valuation in 2019 before collapsing. The company filed for bankruptcy in November 2023 with nearly $19 billion in debt. Neumann launched Flow, a residential real estate startup, in 2022 with $350 million from Andreessen Horowitz.

Yahoo Finance
May 8th, 2026
WeWork expands to 54,000 sq ft in Plano's Legacy business park

WeWork is expanding its presence in Plano's Legacy business park, signing a nearly 27,000-square-foot lease at Legacy Town Center II. The addition brings its total space at the site to nearly 54,000 square feet across two floors, with the new workspace expected to open this summer. The expansion follows strong regional performance, with foot traffic at North Texas WeWork locations up 25% since the start of the year and On Demand bookings rising 17%. The new floor will feature enhanced acoustics, lighting, coworking lounges and private offices. WeWork emerged from bankruptcy debt-free in 2025, returning to profitability with nearly $2.3 billion in revenue. Nearly half of the Fortune 100 are now WeWork members, according to Time magazine.

Associated Press
Apr 13th, 2026
WeWork launches WeWork Go private office pods for professionals on the move

WeWork has launched WeWork Go, a new workspace solution featuring private office pods designed for professionals working in high-traffic locations such as airports and convention centres. The pods are available in three formats: single-user, multi-user accommodating up to four people, and ADA-compatible models. The pods feature architectural-grade materials, enhanced soundproofing, curated lighting, ergonomic seating and integrated high-speed connectivity. Built in partnership with Bureau, they use environmentally responsible materials. Users can book pods instantly via the WeWork Go app at flexible rates that vary by location and session length. The product debuted at the 2026 Semafor World Economy Summit in Washington DC and will expand globally. This is WeWork's first new product launch since introducing WeWork Workplace in July 2022.

Fortune
Apr 13th, 2026
WeWork launches phone booth-sized office pods in post-bankruptcy comeback

WeWork has launched WeWork Go, a private office pod designed for busy professionals in high-traffic locations like airports and hotels. The product, available in single-user and four-person models, marks the coworking company's first new offering since July 2022. The launch represents a dramatic shift for WeWork, which once held a $47 billion valuation under founder Adam Neumann before filing for bankruptcy in 2023 with $18 billion in debt. Now private with shares trading around five cents, the company is profitable with 550,000 members across over 600 locations under CEO John Santora. WeWork has adopted an asset-light model, franchising many locations and partnering with over 2,000 third-party coworking spaces. Santora, a former Cushman & Wakefield executive, says the transparent pods will test whether the company's entrepreneurial culture can thrive at a smaller scale.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 10th, 2026
WeWork grows NYC footprint to 3.3M sq ft with new Fifth Avenue lease

WeWork has signed a lease for 37,000 square feet at 511 Fifth Avenue, expanding its New York City portfolio to 3.3 million square feet across 36 Manhattan locations. The deal marks a resurgence for the coworking company following its 2023 bankruptcy. The company now operates 45 million square feet globally, taking a disciplined approach under CEO John Santora, who joined in 2024. This contrasts sharply with founder Adam Neumann's era of overexpansion, when WeWork accumulated $13 billion in lease obligations whilst claiming to be a technology company. WeWork emerged from bankruptcy in June 2024 after Yardi Systems invested $337 million as part of a $450 million restructuring. The company is now "growing again, sensibly and sustainably", according to global head of real estate Peter Greenspan.