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Depends on how you define "Uber". If you mean the construct and it's continued existence, then the jury is still out on that. For all the early investors and em
by hobofan 7y ago
Depends on how you define "Uber". If you mean the construct and it's continued existence, then the jury is still out on that. For all the early investors and employees (the ones that facilitated the "move fast" attitude), it looks like it worked pretty well.
- dmitriid 7y agoWhen you have unlimited money from investors and your strategy is to engage in price dumping with that unlimited money, it will work well. Has nothing to do with moving fast and breaking things though.