After two years of pandemic living, 2022 is looking like a sea change. One of the busiest travel seasons is upon us, a record-breaking number of weddings will be held this year, and climate is at the center of the global conversation.
At Uber, we’re always innovating to meet your ever-changing needs in an ever-changing world. With our new suite of products that help you go anywhere and get anything, the world is in your hands.
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Kate Kakoschke grew up in Bingara, a small town in regional Australia with a population of just over 1,000 people. According to the Australian census, her hometown is among the most socioeconomically disadvantaged in the country. She moved to Brisbane with her father and brother when she was 14, leaving her mother and sister behind, and attended an average public high school. Kate was the first person in her family to go to University. “I ended up pursuing the same degree as my favorite teacher,...
If there’s one thing Kori X, a UX Research Operations Specialist on our Design team, will tell you about Uber, it’s that we believe great minds don’t think alike. That’s how Kori has harnessed their authentic voice and ideas to navigate 4 internal moves—taking them from customer support to product design—and spearhead global change as a co-chair of our Pride at Uber employee resource group. “Being able to have a community at work that supports you makes the difference between being at a job unti...
At Uber, we believe there’s no better classroom than real-world experience. And in a “classroom” like Uber, where work moves at the speed of technology and the only constant is change, the lesson plan (as you might expect) grows and evolves continuously.
What brought Bromley Shiels back to Uber for Business one year after leaving? "Unfinished business—and I mean that in a good way."
"The incredible thing about Uber is that we are always evolving and changing, so the job never gets old because there is always something new to build, test, and iterate on."
