10 Lessons from the book Super Pumped by Mike Issac
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Uber was spending $40 million to $50 million on subsidies in China every single week, an enormous sum just to convince riders and drivers to use Uber over DiDi.
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It was a recurring theme at Uber: something went wrong, the boss wanted it taken care of, and he didn’t much care how you got it done. Just get it done.
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But when a company actively seeks out legal “grey areas” during rapid expansion, compliance, by definition, is not a priority.
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But as one Uber employee competing with Lyft at the time said, “The law isn’t what is written. It’s what is enforced.
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Google Did It By Being Better, Not By Being Al Capone. Don't Be Evil Ring A Bell?
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