WeWork: A Unicorn's Rise and Fall Get ready to witness the incredible story of WeWork, a company that went from a unicorn to a cautionary tale in just six weeks. Founded by the charismatic Adam Neumann, WeWork promised to revolutionize the way people work and live. With its free beer, yoga classes, and ping-pong tables, the company's shared office spaces became a hit among young entrepreneurs and investors. But beneath the surface, things were not as they seemed. As WeWork's valuation soared to $47 billion, questions began to arise about the company's financial health and Neumann's leadership. A disastrous IPO attempt later, and the company's value plummeted to almost nothing. In this documentary, you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at WeWork's frat-boy culture and the reckless decision-making that led to its downfall. Featuring exclusive interviews with former employees and partners, this is a cautionary tale of hubris, greed, and the dangers of hype.

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