> I missed out on witnessing Uber's hyper-growth phase. That is so alien to my personal values that I have a hard time following the post. > [...] fueled what

> I missed out on witnessing Uber's hyper-growth phase. That is so alien to my personal values that I have a hard time following the post. > [...] fueled what current and former Uber employees describe as a Hobbesian environment at the company, in which workers are sometimes pitted against one another and where a blind eye is turned to infractions from top performers. > One Uber manager groped female co-workers’ breasts at a company retreat in Las Vegas. A director shouted a homophobic slur at a subordinate during a heated confrontation in a meeting. Another manager threatened to beat an underperforming employee’s head in with a baseball bat. That the article describes this situation as a "missed out opportunity" just means that the writer personal goals are antagonistic to mine. And, to ask people to pursue such a situation seems quite bad advice from a mental health perspective.