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One person I spoke with estimated the 3-day camp cost wework at least $10-15 million to throw — all for this nightmare HR scenario ?♀️ https://t.co/jRhLpuXhBy pic.twitter.com/vwv1XFC7bn
— Alyson Shontell (@ajs) September 29, 2019
In an alternate reality, WeWork prices their IPO and moves on to become one of the largest companies in the world.
— Will Hershey (@maybebullish) September 30, 2019
This whole ordeal highlights the importance of capital markets — and how timing and luck can change any company’s future.$WE
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
— David Grunwald (@st_eppel) September 30, 2019
Violets are beguiling#WeWork pulls its IPO filinghttps://t.co/dVpAhvuQtp
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