Except as twb points out, the Uber board can't oust him. And somehow I feel like a Jobsian journey of self-discovery is outside the reach of someone whose probl

Except as twb points out, the Uber board can't oust him. And somehow I feel like a Jobsian journey of self-discovery is outside the reach of someone whose problems aren't coming from a perfectionist streak but rather a disdain for the customers/workers/employees using/building the service. On the other hand, sounds ripe for some other company not struggling with the same culture issues nor saddled with the sizable VC debt to come in for the kill.