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The Cult of We
Book • 2021
The Cult of We is a detailed examination of WeWork's astronomical rise and fall, delving into the startup financing ecosystem and the factors that led to its collapse.
Written by Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell, the book provides a nuanced understanding of the startup culture and the financial system that enabled WeWork's meteoric rise and subsequent downfall.
Written by Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell, the book provides a nuanced understanding of the startup culture and the financial system that enabled WeWork's meteoric rise and subsequent downfall.
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Mentioned by Andrew Hill as a favorite book about the WeWork fiasco.
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Barry Ritholtz as the book he discussed with 
Maureen Farrell , detailing the story of WeWork.
Barry Ritholtz as the book he discussed with Maureen Farrell , detailing the story of WeWork.
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Alex Wilhelm as a book he read and described as "super digestible", comparing it to "Bad Blood."
Alex Wilhelm as a book he read and described as "super digestible", comparing it to "Bad Blood."
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Kara Swisher as a book co-authored by 
Eliot Brown and herself, detailing the rise and fall of WeWork.
Kara Swisher as a book co-authored by Eliot Brown and herself, detailing the rise and fall of WeWork.
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