> The image of Uber being a brogrammers haven just isn't true anymore. Maybe -- I don't work there or know anyone who does. But you have to admit that a compa

> The image of Uber being a brogrammers haven just isn't true anymore. Maybe -- I don't work there or know anyone who does. But you have to admit that a company that would even think of creating something like "God Mode," then actually do so, then show it off, is seriously twisted and out of touch. AFAIK most of the higher-ups who were around then are still there now. You shouldn't be surprised if "I swear I've changed, baby" is met with a bit of skepticism.