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As an aftermath to the death of George Floyd and as part of the larger Black Lives Matter movement, you have probably seen companies post public statements of solidarity on LinkedIn and across other social media.
As more states and cities lift shelter-in-place restrictions with regard to COVID-19, your employer may be starting to formulate back-to-workplace plans. If so, you’re likely wondering what that may mean for your commute. Since any safe return to the workplace begins the moment you step outside your front door, you may have some important questions like:
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The health and safety of our Scoop community is our top priority. As we continue to monitor the rapidly-evolving COVID-19 pandemic, our Scoop Trust and Safety Team will continue to share updates on the current situation.
This Q&A is part of a continuous series interviewing inspiring team members at Scoop. Are you interested in working at Scoop? Check out our open roles.
March is Women’s History Month, commemorating and encouraging the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.
Before I start, I need to acknowledge that a white guy writing about diversity, equity, and inclusion seems like an odd fit. To be honest, I feel a little self conscious. In fact, I feel self conscious even telling you I feel self conscious because it briefly makes my feelings the focus here and that’s not the point.
The health and safety of our Scoop community is our top priority. As we continue to monitor the rapidly-evolving COVID-19 pandemic, our Scoop Trust and Safety team will continue to share updates on the current situation that may temporarily impact your Scoop experience.
Imagine it’s a morning like any other. You’ve scheduled your trip as a Rider, and you’re curbside, patiently waiting for your Driver to arrive at 8 a.m. to take you to work. You glance at your Scoop app; it’s 7:59 a.m., and the Driver’s car hasn’t even moved on the map!
Seventy-six percent of Americans drive alone to work every day for an average of 53 minutes roundtrip. Collectively, these trips equate to over 50 billion solo drives per year. That’s millions of people who start and end their workdays in solitude.
Since we started Scoop, we’ve heard countless stories of connections made in carpools that have led everywhere from new BFFs to budding bandmates! Over the course of the coming months, we’ll be sharing your stories about how Scoop has impacted your daily life by improving your commute and building meaningful connections.
At the end of every trip, you may have noticed that we ask you to leave feedback about your fellow carpoolers—or if you’re a Driver—how you felt about your route. You may think of providing feedback as a meaningful opportunity, a necessary evil, or you even avoid it altogether.