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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Uber’s CEO gets criticized a lot for the unethical things he does. But i think those things are a necessary evil

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A NY Times article describes several instances where he would push ethical boundaries. I know that there is a general outrage in the public and uber is facing a public image problem because of a lot of things they have done, but as a founder i think its sometimes necessary to do those things, push those boundaries and tow the ethical line, borderline illegal as well at times.

The world isn’t fair, just because you built a great product, the world wont come flocking to it. Competitors who are ass-holes will beat you all the time.

I see myself agreeing with a lot (though not all) of his tactics. What do you guys think ? Read the article here

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April 25, 2017 at 01:01AM

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