Companies court potential employees all the time with things like lavish meals, tickets to concerts and sporting events, and much, much more. And in the case of Uber, it seems one of those perks was a look behind the curtain of its operations. Citing an anonymous source, The Washington Post reports that an Uber job applicant was given unfettered access to the company's customer ride database after interviewing at its Washington DC offices, allowing them to see the travel records of anyone — including family members of politicians. The experience was time limited, though The Post says that it lasted for "several hours" after the interview concluded.
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