As others have said, management (in my experience) never has the full picture, it has its own perspective. I'm curious about the breach of trust you feel -- su

As others have said, management (in my experience) never has the full picture, it has its own perspective. I'm curious about the breach of trust you feel -- surely investors in a company don't relinquish their values or place unconditional trust in the company? The Kapors are not a PE firm, and their ethical stands have been known for decades. You can't on the one hand benefit from the brand value of investors like Mitch & Freida and not also expect such stakeholders to also expect a certain caliber of behavior by the company. I think investors in a startup are forgiving of early missteps. Uber is way, way past that stage.