DoorDash CEO Tony Xu announced via Twitter that the company will be changing its model for compensating Dashers (a.k.a. DoorDash drivers and other delivery people). The company faced criticism ...

DoorDash to change its controversial tipping ... Take the New York Times reporter who recently set out as a food deliveryman and was guaranteed $6.85 for his first DoorDash order. A customer ...

The customer tipped $3 via the app, but Newman said he still received just $6.85. “Because she tipped $3, DoorDash kicked in only $3.85,” Newman wrote. “She was saving DoorDash $3, not ...

The controversy stemmed from DoorDash's pay model, which adjusted the amount DoorDash paid out to a delivery driver based on how much a customer tipped.

There’s seemingly no end in sight for DoorDash’s compensation model where it subsidizes driver wages with customer tips. The mildly bright side, however, is that DoorDash is now providing more ...

DoorDash offers a guaranteed minimum for each job. For my first order, the guarantee was $6.85 and the customer, a woman in Boerum Hill who answered the door in a colorful bathrobe, tipped $3 via ...

DoorDash's new prompt pushes consumers to tip, causing controversy. ... "It's pretty crappy that they're turning on us," he said of DoorDash. "I do feel like the customer should tip us a bit better.

Doordash responded this afternoon to a restaurant owner’s complaints three days after this news outlet reached out for comment from the San Francisco-based meal-delivery service. In an email ...

A DoorDash user is stirring controversy with their “terrible” delivery experience. The customer, writing under the username Jay_Ferg, shared their negative experience on Reddit. According to ...

A particularly bold DoorDash driver unwittingly reignited the ongoing debate over tipping with a baffling request for more money — before he even delivered a customer’s takeout meal.

A Customer Went Viral After Showing How A DoorDash Shopper Botched Her Grocery Order. Now, She's Suggesting A Slightly Controversial App Upgrade.

The companies — collectively valued for more than $11 billion — acknowledged subsidizing minimum wage guarantees with customer tips. San Francisco Business Times Select a City ...