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The problem I see with the, "we're just recruiting drivers! fair game!" is that it's not. When an Uber Rep goes into Lyft Driver's car, the Rep is technically
by swang 12y ago
The problem I see with the, "we're just recruiting drivers! fair game!" is that it's not.
When an Uber Rep goes into Lyft Driver's car, the Rep is technically a "customer" and the Driver can't exactly hang up on the Rep, ignore the Rep, nor drive away from the Rep. They are essentially forced to listen to a spiel about Uber that they may or may not want to hear. Yes the Driver is getting "paid" for the time spent but the Driver no longer has control over being recruited.
Recruiters sending me emails? Kinda annoying and takes a bit to click "delete" if I don't care for it. But at least I can choose not to read the email. When one of these Uber Reps gets into the car, the Lyft Driver has no choice.