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Is it sad that in the realm of Uber blunders I find this relatively tame?

• meowface 12y ago
  Yeah, frankly this doesn't seem all that bad compared to some of the words coming out of executives' mouths. One could do an analysis like this while still working with anonymized data. Still a bit creepy, but not that different from reports and blog posts you see from other startups and tech companies.
  • potatolicious 12y ago
    Uber is suffering from a lack of credibility built up by by years of mild-to-moderate asshole behavior. Nothing they've done so far, in isolation, are IMO worth the pitchforks being handed out in tech and mainstream consciousness right now, but taken as a whole it's pretty easy to see why people aren't willing to cut Uber any slack or give them the benefit of the doubt. So yeah, this thing by itself isn't "that bad", but it's one piece of a large puzzle of Uber's misbehavior.
    • meowface 12y ago
      Agreed.
  • bluetshirt 12y ago
    The trouble is that it all adds up to paint a picture of a corporate culture that's a little too comfortable being icky.
• FleshGordon 12y ago
  It's because it's just not that bad in general.