Everyone vs. Uber | Jean Liu President, Didi and Anthony Tan CEO, Grab | Code Conference 2016
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Didi Chuxing President Jean Liu and Grab Group CEO Anthony Tan talk with The Verge's Walt Mossberg and Recode's Kara Swisher about operating ride-hailing services in China and Singapore, respectively. Since December, the two companies have partnered with Lyft and one another in what some have called an anti-Uber alliance. They discuss why they still subsidize ride-sharing prices even though they have raised ample cash, including, in Didi's case, $1 billion from Apple. Tan also announces that Lyft's global fleet will now be accessible through Grab's app.
that male interviewer needs to stop interrupting, like dude let the guest finish speaking.
Jesus Christ get rid of these interviewers next year.
Yes please.
they must have dirt on someone to keep their jobs.
Anthony Tan was quite impressive with his responses, I expected more from Jean Liu.
Considering he was still pretty young at the time and only worked 6 years for Grab, he is really impressive.
wow. these interviewers were pathetic. their job is to facilitate the conversation, these two were obstructionist and disrupted the flow.
I rewatched it. I am really impressed with Jean and Anthony. And my opinion of the interviewers dropped even more. For company leaders that open about their business, just stay out of their way. maybe say can you touch on x, but dont interrupt. The general consensus of the commenters is rude. I concur.
The hosts are quite ignorant and extremely rude.
100% agree. So disrespectful. Perhaps it's racism. I never saw the male host behave like that with Gates and Jobs
Andrew Oh you even mention racism. Do you know what that means? May be you see signs of racism in the color of skin of the hosts or the fact that they speak English?
Good conversation
Walt needs to learn something about Chinese culture. He is acting very rude.
No. He needs to learn manners in general. Found them both to be rude actually, but Walt was extremely rude I agree. I hope he isn't racist (more respectful to white people)
+TerriTerriHotSauce
the interviewers were rude even compared to American culture.
You all need to learn what rude actually means. Just don’t try to sit behind your shell wine you’re on stage and no one will ever be rude to you. You don’t have to be sitting and holding tightly to your position that you have prepared beforehand. Instead, you should rather show how broad you are and how easy you could step out of your comfort zone, that you are so used to.
There was nothing rude there at all.
He needs to learn about the culture of not being rude to anyone period.
This old dude needs to shut up about subsidies and listen to their business strategy.
anthony tan speak slow and clear. NOT a talker but a listener
Can't stand that old interviewer! So rude to his guest and stop acting like a know it all!
NO TEARS NO FEARS ONLY CHEERS AND CHEERS FOR ALL NEARS AND DEARS
Interviewers could definitely have done a better job
Think Jean already knew the Uber China deal in this interview..
I think the interviewers also heard rumors, as journalists they are trying to get something from executives. They are insisting on the business model and subsidies, because subsidies will have to go on if your competitors are doing it. So the question leads to how the competitions between them will end. Jean dodged the question (brilliantly i would say) and got to talk about her company and their products.
33:45 they are now about to launch autonomous car service
Are you launching in Australia?
Nice
Great questions, from disrespectful interviewers
why did i leave this on?
I don't understand why these two are doing such interviews? How in the world they got to interview such great names? I saw they interviewed Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, they did a pretty bad job and they still bad till today. Worse interviewers ever in my opinion!
Nice👍
The male interviewer is rude and condescending!
as a rider...uber > lyft
Why you wanna grow car ownership? That doesn't help transportation at all. I see these people just want to further the automobile industry's disaster.
The service of driving drunk people to their destination exists in Japan for a long time now. She talks as if her company invented this idea!
that's branding
This was a very interesting video yet you still managed to get offended by the most trivial detail because of your stereotype of Chinese companies..So sad.
Making a call to hire someone to drive you home also exists in China for a long time too.
What's new here is that you can use the mobile app to access a much more efficient network. You know your driver better (rating system), you don't need to wait (you just check in real time to find someone who can come in a few minutes), drivers don't need to wait neither (before that they have to hunt around the restaurants and network on their own with dispatchers and restaurant owners), and they can do that part-time at their wills, you pay in mobile. Basically every advantage we have with share economy.
And because similar service exists in China for a long time, people adapted very well when a better service come out.
So yes, IT IS AN INNOVATION!
Both interviewers, time to retire!
think so
Those Uber dudes are really concerned about money and power. Even Jeff Bezos wasn’t like that. I’m not even mentioning Elon Musk. I wouldn’t want to work for dudes with such vision.
I like dudes that have some more to offer than just money and power, their vision, their way of seeing tacit stuff in the everyday life. When you’re so damn focused on your taxi stuff... I don’t see real perspective here. Though it’s a good business I believe.
When are you both getting married?
This December
If Melinda Gates invests in
boxing education,
Texas could get expensive - even for boxing champions.
“Hey I’m awesome look at me, I founded a company base on your ideas”
Uber founded 2009
Grab founded 2012
Enough said!
This is why softbank is crashing these are not tec companies same as wework rubbish
oh C'mon Grab bike is not even an original idea, Grab actually copied it from Gojek.
So?
Who copies who is not important. Who can develop better is . Heck, I can claim the idea came from me. Back in 1996, when I own a car and was a senior executive in a firm, I chose to ride a motorbike to and from my office to beat the traffic jam - but that is not important. Get it my friend?
is it me or that Asian girl talking, speaks like if she is angry? this girl is not polite