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He was clearly off duty. Being the CEO of a company like Uber is very difficult indeed. Surely the guy doesn't have to answer to literally every single person h
by computerex 10y ago
He was clearly off duty. Being the CEO of a company like Uber is very difficult indeed. Surely the guy doesn't have to answer to literally every single person he meets 24/7 because he is the CEO. He deserves no personal free time?
- st3v3r 10y agoBullshit. He gets paid the big bucks for exactly that.
- computerex 10y agoHe gets paid big bucks to lead a company like Uber and be held accountable by the board, not some random stranger. You seem to have some romanticized view of the world that's not congruent with reality.
- true_religion 10y agoNope, he get's the money because he founded a company and didn't immediately drive it into the ground. Founders tend to maintain their seats at the table because they were the guys to originally build the table in the first place, and thus have political privilege.
- yladiz 10y agoIf he wanted "personal free time" without being asked questions, including some pointed ones, he probably shouldn't have taken a car from the service he owns. This person wasn't just "literally" another person, they were technically his employee/contractor and were on the clock even if he wasn't. If I was in this situation where I was working while my boss was technically not but in my presence, I feel like it would be appropriate to ask my boss questions pertaining to my work.