Very wellllll said, and an interesting perspective on an office that isn't really your office and co-workers that aren't really your co-wokrers. In a previous life, I was asked to leave an office space that I had inhabited for almost twenty years, and was going to be moved to a small desk in a workspace that was essentially a "hotel space." For that and a few other reasons, I decided to quit and find something else. A sense of space, and your comfortability in it is important, so if you are comfortable there, and get free coffee, then stay there until your ID card no longer works. And as someone who has visited you at WeWork on a few occasions, I did feel a cool vibe somewhere between belonging and "no one is going to bother me." And the bathrooms were very clean! I hope for your sake, and the sake of your "co-workers," the doors stay open.
Very wellllll said, and an interesting perspective on an office that isn't really your office and co-workers that aren't really your co-wokrers. In a previous life, I was asked to leave an office space that I had inhabited for almost twenty years, and was going to be moved to a small desk in a workspace that was essentially a "hotel space." For that and a few other reasons, I decided to quit and find something else. A sense of space, and your comfortability in it is important, so if you are comfortable there, and get free coffee, then stay there until your ID card no longer works. And as someone who has visited you at WeWork on a few occasions, I did feel a cool vibe somewhere between belonging and "no one is going to bother me." And the bathrooms were very clean! I hope for your sake, and the sake of your "co-workers," the doors stay open.