One person I spoke with estimated the 3-day camp cost wework at least $10-15 million to throw — all for this nightmare HR scenario ?‍♀️ https://t.co/jRhLpuXhBy pic.twitter.com/vwv1XFC7bn

— Alyson Shontell (@ajs) September 29, 2019

In an alternate reality, WeWork prices their IPO and moves on to become one of the largest companies in the world.

This whole ordeal highlights the importance of capital markets — and how timing and luck can change any company’s future.$WE

— Will Hershey (@maybebullish) September 30, 2019

notes on wework pulling its IPO https://t.co/XW5fnz6Yhl

— alex (SF) (@alex) September 30, 2019

WeWork says it will file request to withdraw its IPO filing after roadshow, management turmoilhttps://t.co/4IZvSrVGhK

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) September 30, 2019

WeWork withdrawing its S-1https://t.co/3LWPEgdAQB

— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) September 30, 2019

Roses are red
Violets are beguiling#WeWork pulls its IPO filinghttps://t.co/dVpAhvuQtp

— David Grunwald (@st_eppel) September 30, 2019

WeWork pulls IPO filing https://t.co/FOUGJtsbvR WeWork、IPO申請を取り下げましたね…。新経営陣による大幅なリストラ真っ最中なのでIPOどころじゃないですよね。

— Yuta Kashino (@yutakashino) September 30, 2019

WeWork officially pulls its IPO filing ? - @CNBC https://t.co/2kGDjIl25M

— The Compound (@TheCompoundNews) September 30, 2019

i am v happy that @reeveswiedeman tracked down the guy who took the barefoot photo of Adam Neumann & also glad he clarified that the poster put it on reddit claiming it was taken a days later than it actually was, hoping to get a lil more internet juice https://t.co/926RIFwJMJ

— Ellen Huet (@ellenhuet) September 30, 2019

This is an excellent article on the final weeks of Adam https://t.co/a8WAzmrtFR

— Eliot Brown (@eliotwb) September 30, 2019

im the guy who thought the defining catch phrase of british colonialism would be a good corporate sloganhttps://t.co/xKeFpNYXvq pic.twitter.com/HrRMC32C6i

— rat king (@MikeIsaac) September 30, 2019

"The WeWork water cups in the meeting were branded with the motto “Always Half Full,” which wasn’t the most optimistic slogan for a business in which 50 percent occupancy would mean insolvency."https://t.co/jLDkxRaxOo via @intelligencer

— Peter Thal Larsen (@peter_tl) September 30, 2019

really no one gives all-hands meetings like adam neumann https://t.co/RYrcdOLk02 pic.twitter.com/hdsnwz2gpK

— Max Read (@max_read) September 30, 2019

This opening graf is obv bad for WeWork, but my goodness, it's also a perfect encapsulation of just how insane our digital environment is. no wonder many of us feel scattered and crazy (I'm projecting here) https://t.co/CR6YJErjNZ pic.twitter.com/IkpZvyuOgH

— ᴅᴇʀᴇᴋ ᴍᴇᴀᴅ (@derektmead) September 30, 2019

If you're in need of a dose of schadenfreude, read this article:https://t.co/OxNMQL2FsG

— Joshua Bloch (@joshbloch) September 30, 2019

Rebekah Neumann drafted a bunch of the WeWork S1. It's hard to overstate how bizarre that is. @reeveswiedeman https://t.co/3AOQXdtVZG

— Dave Benoit (@DaveCBenoit) September 30, 2019

"No one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire." https://t.co/C90B98VjV6

— Asher Schechter (@AsherSchechter) September 30, 2019

only on the first paragraph of this story and ........ apparently google has sales ppl who will help you figure out how a paid search ad campaign can help combat the negative results ppl get from organic search abt your company? seems bad https://t.co/dppGt2sRPB

— Josh Fruhlinger (@jfruh) September 30, 2019

This is the most Israeli response I can possibly imagine https://t.co/GeAS5GW4LF pic.twitter.com/duZVRXY4fg

— noah kulwin (@nkulw) September 30, 2019

reeves goes long on wework's long, awful september, and the summer that got it to that point: https://t.co/RYrcdOLk02

— Max Read (@max_read) September 30, 2019

https://t.co/SXL4A1b1ex "Really, no one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire."

— more like hurrican't imo (@JWJones252) September 30, 2019

There's a lot out in the Twittersphere about @WeWork's rollercoaster IPO process but this piece by @reeveswiedeman does a great job of outlining just how quickly an eccentric upstart can undo itself and its employees without proper leadership https://t.co/AOgPuzX842

— Paul Noonan (@paulenoonan) September 30, 2019

`The analyst noted that the WeWork water cups in the meeting were branded with the motto “Always Half Full,” which wasn’t the most optimistic slogan for a company running a business in which 50 percent occupancy would mean insolvency.' https://t.co/IA0l9gqih2

— Simon Casey (@sjcasey) September 30, 2019

WeWork has announced it will be postponing its IPO indefinitely. @reeveswiedeman reports on how, in a matter of weeks, one of the world’s most highly valued private companies became a cautionary tale https://t.co/8EG1eIvcLt

— New York Magazine (@NYMag) September 30, 2019

CEOまで入れ替えてIPOを目指す姿勢を見せてたWeWork、とりあえず延期のためにIPOの申請書を撤回すると発表。https://t.co/j1Qzq5C4Un

— 今村咲 (@saki_imamura) September 30, 2019

WeWork pulls IPO filing https://t.co/qzEFg9lpdb. Really wild to follow this story. So much to learn from the struggles of WeWork. Story from @annierpalmer

— Nick Rishwain, JD (@expertsdotcomvp) September 30, 2019

"No one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire" https://t.co/TX5wIsbmPO

— Tom Gara (@tomgara) September 30, 2019

“Really, no one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire.” https://t.co/9CNXYVuXxX

— Louise Matsakis (@lmatsakis) September 30, 2019

Really, no one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire. https://t.co/Po4ZOwVdVF

— hussein kanji (@hkanji) September 30, 2019

3/ Why is WeWork’s IPO not happening? An average eccentric founder and a dis functional board. Sadly hardworking people will loose their jobs and expected profits. https://t.co/zo5N0IOkj5

— Roberto Charvel @ FUND RAISING (@roberto_charvel) October 1, 2019

"The analyst struggled to articulate what made WeWork’s business different enough from a company like IWG, which rents out bland but equally-flexible offices, to justify the distance between WeWork’s aspirational $47B valuation and [IWG's] $3B valuation" https://t.co/omalOrPwlm

— David Rudin (@DavidSRudin) September 30, 2019

“Really, no one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire” https://t.co/jPgJToAY9B

— Josh Spero (@joshspero) October 1, 2019

This is delicious https://t.co/XZLLDKQtu2

— Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) September 30, 2019

This horseshit company and its horseshit leadership got what they deserved, although they’re still probably going to walk away from this grift wealthy https://t.co/fTFAXWeHZL

— Chris Conroy (@ConroyForReal) October 1, 2019

Of all the pieces to come out on @WeWork these past few weeks, this is one gives a look behind the curtain leading up to what would have been the IPO. https://t.co/AmiYV8bzrI

— Evan Rosenburgh (@ERosey6) October 1, 2019

“Really, no one played the post-recession economy as perfectly as Neumann did: fill acres of empty commercial real estate with armies of freelancers, tell everyone you’re raising global consciousness, and walk away a billionaire.” https://t.co/khDGaoG64o

— Edward Walker (@edwardwalker) October 1, 2019

Amazing details here - WeWork's IPO filing was the WeWork of IPO filings https://t.co/TX5wIsbmPO pic.twitter.com/yeZJA7bx8B

— Tom Gara (@tomgara) September 30, 2019