I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at WeWork in Jun 2014
Interview
First I had a phone interview. Then I was offered to come in for an in-person interview. I was given an assignment before coming to the interview. It required you to answer questions broken down into categories applicable to the job description including research, marketing, sales, and customer service. I met with the hiring manager who was very kind and told me I would be meeting with 2 of the hire ups. I had to wait a little bit because they had a last minute meeting but luckily I took the day off work so I could be flexible. The 2 gentleman that I met were a perfect combination of serious and professional but polite and not threatening which put me at ease. It was probably the most thought-provoking and challenging interviews I've ever experienced, but I left leaving extremely satisfied. Even though I wasn't sure if the position was going to be offered to me, I learned so much from that interview process alone. The questions they asked were ones I never thought about answering. This challenging interview made want to work at WeWork that much more because I like feeling challenged and having to think. After the interview, I immediately e-mailed the 2 men I interviewed with and the hiring manager thanking them for the opportunity. Did a few follow up e-mails until they offered it to me. I'm sure they had quite a few candidates before they decided I made the best fit. Persistence is key sometimes when you really want something. Then I finally got the call that I was offered the position and I was ecstatic! They e-mailed me the offer letter then invited me to their Headquater opening party the day after I submitted my offer letter. I had a blast and made fast friends with my coworkers. Overall pretty great hiring and interview process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
There were a few.
1. "Sell me this" was the first question. I can now sell binder clips.
2. "Why are potholes round?" I had no idea but it made me think and I figured it out.
3. "How many basketballs can fit in the room. Problem solving skills with a hint of math and physics were applied.
The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at WeWork (Melbourne) in Apr 2026
Interview
first round was HR online call, then it was onsite about one hour. two managers interviewed me with about 15-20 questions, then 20mins chat with the front desk. It was chill but some questions were hard, but everyone was super nice
I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at WeWork (London, England) in Mar 2026
Interview
1st stage is teams call discussing yourself, experience and why you want to work for wework. 2nd stage is panel interview, asking in more depth about experience, scenario questions etc. The last 30 minutes involved me sitting at the front desk. It was impossible to gauge what they wanted to see from me, even tho I asked a straight answer wasn’t given. I greeted members who walked in or passed and made conversation with members who stopped by. During the 30 minutes existing staff were chatting amongst themselves.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at WeWork (Warsaw, Masovia) in Oct 2025
Interview
The interview process was longer and more formal than expected for a Front Desk Associate role. It involved several rounds, including a conversation with the Area Director, which felt excessive for an entry-level position. The timeline stretched over several weeks, and communication about next steps could have been clearer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They didn’t ask many in-depth questions during the in-person interview. It was mostly about being comfortable with handling back-office tasks, not always being at the front desk, and managing a large number of customers at the same time.