A former engineer's claims of sexism at Uber is apparently only the tip of a much deeper problem inside the company's culture, according to a scathing report published on Wednesday.
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Cocaine and groping — bombshell report on Uber's work environment makes it sound awful and full of bros
The sexism allegations facing Uber are just beginning, according to a report into the company's workplace by The New York Times.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
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A New York Times investigation by Mike Isaac into Uber's workplace shows that the company's culture is worse than even the tell-all by the engineeer, Susan Fowler, portrayed.
Isaac says he interviewed about 30 current and former employees, reviewed taped-meetings and chat transcripts. His report describes multiple troubling incidents. Some of the worst claims:
- hijacked a private shuttle bus, filled it with friends and taken it for a joy ride."
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