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If the local school bus driver turns out to be hooked on meth, and tearfully apologizes, says they're going to get help and get their life together, and means i

by M_Grey 10y ago

If the local school bus driver turns out to be hooked on meth, and tearfully apologizes, says they're going to get help and get their life together, and means it... but won't stop driving the bus... ...would you feel the same way? Support them getting help, respect that we're all human and frail and subject to fall, but don't let them keep their fucking job.

unityByFreedom 10y ago
> Support them getting help, respect that we're all human and frail and subject to fall, but don't let them keep their fucking job. Yup I agree. It'd be up to the board whether he remains as CEO or not. I find his statement interesting and worthy of support because I've never had a boss who would admit when he made a major mistake, much less say he's seeking help for it. I think the chances of Uber improving with a new CEO are small. It'll just be someone from the same culture. If Travis really intends to seek outside help then that may do something to change the culture there. I don't see any benefit from calling for Travis' head. It's not something you or I have much influence over. Jim Collins' Good to Great convinced me that leadership consultants actually work.