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What do you think? To just ask the questions is a way to muddle the issue; perhaps offer your opinion and something to support it. I've seen the same types of
by hackuser 9y ago
What do you think? To just ask the questions is a way to muddle the issue; perhaps offer your opinion and something to support it.
I've seen the same types of questions posted multiple times regarding Uber. Uber the victim, picked on; everybody does these things. I even saw someone say that the long list of executives that left Uber was normal. It's a cynical, and false, view of humanity and the business community.
- Ductapemaster 9y agoI was asking questions because I am not well informed on the history of this sort of thing, and considering this is a forum of people who work at tech companies, I felt that some may be able to lend some insight. I personally have worked at one hardware company that was extremely ethical, and none of this would fly at any point. Now I work in a very regulated business making medical devices. I'm just trying to expand my perspective past where it is. That said, this all seems very bad to me and reflects poorly on a company that has grown by consistently breaking rules.