The New York Times reports Brian McClendon will leave his position on March 28, but will stay on as an advisor to the company.
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McClendon's move comes just after we learned Jeff Jones is stepping down as president.
He's only been with Uber for six months.
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Jones' decision comes after a series of problems within the company. That includes company CEO Travis Kalanick caught on camera yelling at one of his own drivers over Uber lowering its rates.
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Kalanick apologized and promised to get leadership help.
An email to employees says Jones did not see a future at Uber after Kalanick announced he is searching for a new chief operating officer.
Uber released this brief statement to ABC7 News: "We want to thank Jeff for his six months at the company and wish him all the best."