How Uber Went from Just Another Startup to a Big #*$&ing Deal
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Re: How Uber Went from Just Another Startup to a Big #*$&ing Deal
#2Who doesn't like to drive around in an uber? The premium aspect of this really sets it apart. Cabs are easier to come by, however for those special occasions where you want to show up in something a little fancier - an uber is definitely a requirement.
Re: How Uber Went from Just Another Startup to a Big #*$&ing Deal
#3This wasn't particularly insightful. "solve a real problem", "listen to customers", and "be accessible to your market" you could replace Uber with Company X. A more specific analysis would have been interesting.
Re: How Uber Went from Just Another Startup to a Big #*$&ing Deal
#4This wasn't particularly insightful. "solve a real problem", "listen to customers", and "be accessible to your market" you could replace Uber with Company X. A more specific analysis would have been interesting.
Agreed - but up until now what has been able to compete with cab companies - and many people who don't live in a metropolitan area have yet to hear about uber or what makes them different from just a cab - or them thinking that it's someone's own private vehicle.
Re: How Uber Went from Just Another Startup to a Big #*$&ing Deal
#5This wasn't particularly insightful. "solve a real problem", "listen to customers", and "be accessible to your market" you could replace Uber with Company X. A more specific analysis would have been interesting.
Agreed - but up until now what has been able to compete with cab companies - and many people who don't live in a metropolitan area have yet to hear about uber or what makes them different from just a cab - or them thinking that it's someone's own private vehicle.
When I tell someone who isn't from an Uber-city about Uber - they lose their minds by how awesome is seems.
My experience has always been at least a 9/10 with them.