I think you've gone too far considering that he is 37, and the bro executives at Uber associated with this culture are in their 40s. These guys are more Gen-X t

I think you've gone too far considering that he is 37, and the bro executives at Uber associated with this culture are in their 40s. These guys are more Gen-X than Millennial. And you are implying that this level of corporate greed and wrong doing is generational, as if we aren't less than 10 years removed from a massive recession largely resulting from the acts of financial institutions headed by men from the Baby Boomer and Gen-X generations. I don't think you can attach this kind of behavior to a particular generation. It is however becoming more prevalent in the tech sector in Silicon Valley, even in comparison to other industries.