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'Tell me a bit about yourself' - the dreaded interview question, AND it was posed as a written prompt for a recorded video answer. You have a time limit for the video answers, so you have to structure and practice your reponses carefully.
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Operations and Logistics Manager

Interviewed at Uber

3.7★
Jun 12, 2014

'Tell me a bit about yourself' - the dreaded interview question, AND it was posed as a written prompt for a recorded video answer. You have a time limit for the video answers, so you have to structure and practice your reponses carefully.

Consider the roll out of a premium Uber service that offered the ultra luxury cars for a more premium price (S500s, 750LIs, etc). What are the logistics of that business line? They will also ask you to consider an ultra premium business line that charges a premium for the highest rated drivers. They really tried to compel me that this was a good idea, and I disagreed pretty strongly. People will definitely pay extra for ultra premium cars, but when you stratisfy your drivers like that, you imply that certain drivers are good and certain drivers are bad, which undercuts your customer service proposition. I chose to not agree. Premium cars is obv the better choice, and even if proposed as complimentary services, the premium drivers concept is not practical in a customer service driven business.
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Operations and Logistics Manager

Interviewed at Uber

3.7★
May 24, 2013

Consider the roll out of a premium Uber service that offered the ultra luxury cars for a more premium price (S500s, 750LIs, etc). What are the logistics of that business line? They will also ask you to consider an ultra premium business line that charges a premium for the highest rated drivers. They really tried to compel me that this was a good idea, and I disagreed pretty strongly. People will definitely pay extra for ultra premium cars, but when you stratisfy your drivers like that, you imply that certain drivers are good and certain drivers are bad, which undercuts your customer service proposition. I chose to not agree. Premium cars is obv the better choice, and even if proposed as complimentary services, the premium drivers concept is not practical in a customer service driven business.

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