The Uber exodus continues—first employee steps down

Travis Kalanick wasn't the only CEO of Uber. Ryan Graves joined Uber in 2010 as the ride-hailing giant's first employee and served as the CEO, a position that Uber is now currently trying to fill, again. 

On Thursday, Graves announced he's leaving his full-time position at the company. He will continue serving as the director of the company's board. Graves had been working as Uber's SVP of global operations. 

SEE ALSO: Brand-conscious drug dealers used Uber's logo on their heroin

Graves will spend the next month transitioning out of the role and leave my mid-September, according to an internal memo sent to employees.  Read more...

More about Uber, Business, and Big Tech Companies

COntributer : Mashable http://ift.tt/2uK7KcO

Exhibit rare genuine handcrafted multi-ethnic products of the people in Island of Borneo!