> Don't you think it's a bit of a stretch to characterize Kalanick as merely less than perfect? Not really, no. I doubt he is the worst CEO. The scandals you

> Don't you think it's a bit of a stretch to characterize Kalanick as merely less than perfect? Not really, no. I doubt he is the worst CEO. The scandals you're referring to are all one-sided and haven't yet come before an arbiter. I think Uber is unpopular among their drivers and customers, and that's a pretty big problem, but, the CEO hasn't been convicted of anything. In 2005, a video of this nature would have had to show a CEO striking the driver in order to get a public outcry. In 2017, one says "bullshit" to an employee and everyone freaks out. The pitchfork party is a bit over the top, in my opinion, and not productive.