> it was broadly understood that his sin was creating a toxic/sexist culture. It wasn't related to business fundamentals, per se.
So it had nothing to do with:
- General disregard for regulation
- Blocking regulators from the plaform via Greyball
- Corporate espionage - Waymo vs. Uber
From my impression at the time he was forced out primarily because of actions like those last two (only few of many), because they have the potential to cost Uber serious money (sexism sadly not so much).
So it had nothing to do with:
- General disregard for regulation
- Blocking regulators from the plaform via Greyball
- Corporate espionage - Waymo vs. Uber
From my impression at the time he was forced out primarily because of actions like those last two (only few of many), because they have the potential to cost Uber serious money (sexism sadly not so much).