The tech, Wall Street, and investment castes are positively buzzing about Lyft and Uber going public. The drivers need enough money to make vehicle payments, cover insurance, and pay for fuel and maintenance. But the future of Uber and Lyft is in getting rid of the drivers who helped get them enough success to bring the possibility of an IPO about. The real issue isn't money, which is a token to measure who wins or loses, but power. To treat others as disposable is to toss away the opportunities we have of real success, because too many possibilities are discarded.

Source: Forbes December 09, 2018 02:48 UTC