WeWork Is 'Straw That Broke the Unicorn's Back, Says Analyst

The transcript discusses WeWork's failed IPO, highlighting issues with investor sentiment, governance, and the company's business model. It contrasts tech companies with tech-enabled firms like WeWork, Lyft, and Uber, emphasizing the importance of clear financial disclosures and sustainable business practices. The conversation also covers WeWork's market impact, fundraising efforts, and lessons for other unicorns, stressing the need for corporate governance and profitability over growth at any cost.

What lessons can other unicorns learn from WeWork's IPO experience?

How did the governance issues affect WeWork's IPO and investor confidence?

What evidence could WeWork have provided to support their claim of being recession-proof?