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It's not really separate because their problem is the baseline amorality of their company culture. The disregard for laws, threatening journalists, subprime len
by alphonsegaston 10y ago
It's not really separate because their problem is the baseline amorality of their company culture. The disregard for laws, threatening journalists, subprime lending, and abusive work practices are all part and parcel of this. Maybe years ago you could have excused this all away, but at this point you're throwing your lot in with this pattern of sociopathic behavior, hoping that Kalanick's gaslit apologies will guarantee your stock options.
- sidlls 10y agoI'm hoping you're using "your" to refer to Uber employees and shareholders. I'm not either of those things. I can't really agree or disagree with you. You make some valid points, but I think it's also valid to note that employees--even ones who sign up with Uber going forward--generally haven't as much choice and that some of them, at least, are signing on for lack of alternatives.
- alphonsegaston 10y agoApologies. Yes, I meant it in the general sense.