What's the cultural message, opinion, etc? Is there popular critiques of where Lyft is the better company, and/or should be the market leader (in the US)?
(Purely hypothetical) If you could switch employers to Uber, maintaining the same base comp, role, teammates, etc, but working on the other platform/software/etc, would you? If not, why?
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I've seen some work environments where "underdog" was perceived as an advantage of agility, others as an unfairly oppressive sibling rivalry.
For the OP - what about the flip side to the question? What's the perception of Lyft over there?