I am uncertain on this. Once said that most probably Uber and its culture are the roots of all Evil, there is something I smell as being fishy. If it was a ca

I am uncertain on this. Once said that most probably Uber and its culture are the roots of all Evil, there is something I smell as being fishy. If it was a case of exploitation of "humble", "normal" labour it would be a thing. But the exploitation of an "elite" of professionals in a "niche" field (such as programming/software engineering), people that are - at least reportedly - paid at a very high level and that every company is looking for (i.e. - stil reportedly - a field where supply is not enough to fulfill demand)? I mean, if you force a secretary or a clerk or a labourer to do more hours, and go back to the workplace at night and on weekends they have very likely no other choice than to comply. I can undersatnd how people with a H-1B would have no other choice. But a 100,000-120,000 US$/year programmer/engineer? Does he/she have not another choice? Cannot he/she resign and look for another job if the environment at Uber is felt as "toxic"? (and find such new job at the same pay level and relatively easily?)