Uber Is Recruiting Grannies to Deliver Noodles in Japan

The video discusses Uber's strategic focus on Japan, highlighting its commitment to expanding its labor force and partnerships despite challenges in the Asian market. With ride-hailing banned in Japan, Uber has shifted focus to its Uber Eats business, which has seen significant success. The company aims to tap into the elderly workforce to address labor shortages, leveraging their need for activity and social engagement.

What is Uber's strategic focus in Japan despite its challenges in Asia?

• To exit the market

• To reduce their presence further

• To increase their workforce and partnerships

• To focus solely on ride-hailing

How is Uber adapting to the ride-hailing ban in Japan?

• By exiting the Japanese market

• By launching a new ride-hailing app

• By focusing on car rentals

• By partnering with local taxi companies

What business segment has Uber found success in within Japan?

• Uber Pool

• Uber Black

• Uber Freight

• Uber Eats

What challenge does Uber face in hiring for delivery jobs in Japan?

• High competition from other companies

• Low unemployment rate

• Lack of interest in delivery jobs

• High unemployment rate

How might Uber attract the elderly workforce in Japan?

• By offering high salaries

• By providing exercise and social opportunities

• By offering free meals

• By providing transportation