>> "Kalanick’s spokesperson said Uber’s expansion initiatives were “led by over a hundred leaders in dozens of countries around the world and at all times under the direct oversight and with the full approval of Uber’s robust legal, policy and compliance groups”."
... I don't think that messages what Kalanick’s spokesperson thinks it messages.
Talk about non-sequiturs.
Travis has not been CEO for 5 years. Based on this article, what do you want the people who actually presently work at Uber to do?
So I did that.
You ever actually do something like that or are you just giving theoretical advice based on stuff you’ve never done?
Easy to say stuff like this. Tell me when you’ve actually done something similar yourself.
Seriously glad for some light in the dark.
Do you want a gold star for taking a job at an immoral company, exiting that SF tech cesspool because of “inequality”, doing a runner to a comfortable, wealthy country that only someone privileged could afford — and then pretending that move made you a saint?
I am not a saint. I never said I was. You, my friend, are also not a saint. I suggest you make arguments based on things you have actually done yourself. Be better. I’m trying to better as well.
Granted, for that to happen, it would take a prosecutor to start a case.