Uber reviews

though working for a 'reputable' company sounds great, too many cons which have unfortunately made me quickly feel very differently of the organization. - emphasis on "hustle" and "drive" -- yet don't see it performed - I'm sorry but either no lunch break or a rushed 20-30 minute lunch break in what can become a 12 hour day is totally unacceptable and most importantly against the law (surprisingly, everyone just accepted this and put up with it). - daily abuse from drivers can seriously be demotivating and drive your moral to the ground. it's difficult facing drivers everyday when you yourself can't do anything to assist them - continuous changing of procedures, when one thing is already explained to us so badly and a new concept is introduced it just snowballs into a big mess - marketing techniques felt downright unethical and wrong. - no camaraderie amongst the staff, very clicky as if I was in high-school again. too many young people with little experience in a real work atmosphere. - for a tech company, basic things always causing daily issues, simple things like having no wifi, system down..etc.

They brought on 100's of Manilla CSRs but fired 1/2 of the US work from home team. Not cool. Questions having to do with pay, contract, etc. are ignored both privately and in meetings that are supposed to be able to ask anything. Nothing is standardized, the partners are clueless and frustrated and most of the WFH US team is looking for other work.