Passengers share surprise encounter with Uber India CEO Prabhjeet Singh after he arrived as their cab driver
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Some people took to LinkedIn to share their unbelievable encounter with the Uber India CEO. Turns out, Prabhjeet Singh was on the road for a part of his primary research.
Imagine that you are waiting for your cab to take you to the office and you are quite late. Troubled with the anxiety of getting rejected by the driver of a app cab is playing on your mind when you finally get confirmation. After a few minutes, your car rolls up and the driver is none other than the CEO of Uber India! No, we are not joking. Several netizens were up for a surprise when their Uber driver turned out to be the Uber India CEO Prabhjeet Singh himself.
Some people took to LinkedIn to share their unbelievable encounter with the Uber India CEO. Turns out, Singh was on the road for a part of his primary research.
LinkedIn user Ananya Dwivedi shared her experience as a passenger on Prabhjeet Singh’s special Uber ride. “I literally stepped out after a long time to work from the office and guess who was driving the car, Prabhjeet Singh, Uber India CEO. It was a part of his primary research. (I initially felt something is fishy and had to google his name and match the face to finally believe him). The serendipity is real! Also, it takes real humility as well as grit to get to the roots of problems like this. Full respect!” she wrote.
Another LinkedIn user, Sourabh Kumar Verma, was all praise for the Uber India CEO’s integrity for improving the company’s services.
“Imagine taking a cab and finding the CEO of that taxi company behind the wheel. Wouldn't that add to your travel experience and make you feel more welcomed, valued and safe? This is what Mr. Prabhjeet Singh, Uber CEO, is trying to understand customers better and get to know them in person, picking up passengers in his Uber cab. Kudos!” he captioned the post.
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