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I thought the cancellations were for the purpose of looking statistically similar to the average rider. If that's the case, it's no difference to the drivers.
by mischanix 12y ago
I thought the cancellations were for the purpose of looking statistically similar to the average rider. If that's the case, it's no difference to the drivers.
- etjossem 12y agoRead the Uber playbook carefully. The cancellations happened because recruiters were getting matched with Lyft drivers who had already been pitched by Uber (sometimes even by the same recruiter), so they tended to call it off before the Lyft arrived. It's unclear how much this policy impacted the Lyft drivers, but their time is definitely being wasted to some degree.