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No, having them voluntarily start gushing about how great it is is better. Also, who is the boss/supervisor who would fire or penalise the driver for saying it
by mseebach 12y ago
No, having them voluntarily start gushing about how great it is is better.
Also, who is the boss/supervisor who would fire or penalise the driver for saying it's not great? More importantly, since there no strenuous and expensive licencing going on, it's simple to just stop being an Uber driver if it doesn't suit you.
- bildung 12y ago> Also, who is the boss/supervisor who would fire or penalise the driver for saying it's not great? From the view of the driver it could be you: It's not that uncommon for corporations to test employees like that using HR people disguised as customers. I have no idea whether Uber does that, though.