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Yes, I work for a ride-share company that operates in a developing country. I am not sure what hyperbole you're thinking I am referencing. If it's the part abo
by itake 4y ago
Yes, I work for a ride-share company that operates in a developing country. I am not sure what hyperbole you're thinking I am referencing.
If it's the part about murders, you can find many news articles about Uber when you search "Uber murder". This is a problem that all ride-share companies face.
- toomuchtodo 4y agoYes, I don’t disagree that these events occur, I disagree with your assertion that hiring these folks is why competitors can offer lower cost models. It’s because they’re more cost efficient.
- itake 4y agoYes... they are more cost-efficient because they skip on background checks, safety tech (like face recognition ban lists, on-ground safety crews for investigating crimes, audio recording, etc.), and support operations. They also have access to more drivers, because they will hire the drivers that were banned by the big guys.