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Home office não é nosso concorrente, diz CEO da WeWork
- After the worst moment of the health crisis, WeWork says it is regaining momentum, with sales growth and a record number of customers in Brazil.
By: SiiLA News
06/06/2022 This is how Claudia Woods, CEO of WeWork in Latin America, defines the impact of the pandemic on the company's business. Claudia Woods says remote work is complementary to a shared office. The office-sharing company saw its occupancy rate plummet by more than 80% due to a crisis that disrupted the world of work.
After the worst moment of the health crisis, WeWork says it is regaining momentum, with sales growth and a record number of customers in Brazil. In the face of the good scenario, the company even made peace with remote work.
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