Three Uber security managers resign after CEO criticizes practices
I wonder when Dara (CEO) will start being held accountable for Uber. So far his message has been, "That was them, not me". If he is sincere, he should ask the managers of Uber to share all the dirty laundry that they know. Then, he should disclose it publicly and get ahead of it. That for me would qualify as "that was them, not me".<p>He has been there 3 months, but there are 8 years of scandals built into Uber's culture before he joined. I expect Uber to be on the front page of HN for years to come. That can't be the right PR strategy.<p>He has to get ahead of it or he will lose credibility with the drip, drip, drip of bad news.