Uber VP Rachel Holt said new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi differs from his predecessor, Travis Kalanick, in that he has “a humble approach.”
One of Uber’s top executives, privy to the company’s inner workings for years, has admitted that ‘everything hasn’t happened in the right way in the past.’
The Uber vice president also said Uber’s drawn out-search for a new CEO had an unexpected benefit: it forced the top managers to work more closely together.
Uber vice president Rachel Holt told CNBC on Friday that new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi differs from his predecessor, Travis Kalanick, in that he has “a humble approach.”
“I think we’ve seen, even in just the last three months, is a very humble approach and one that recognizes that everything hasn’t happened in the right way in the past,” she said.
That theme — “everything hasn’t happened in the right way in the past” — is an interesting confession for Holt.
Tech: Uber exec Rachel Holt admits: ‘Everything hasn’t happened in the right way in the past’
