It sounds bad but it seems as if he wasn't "built" so to speak, for that career at Uber.
Other high-profile careers that place an immense amount of stress on you with incredibly grueling hours, and almost no Black coworkers have similar stories.
If he wasn't prepared to take on 90hr development weeks, in an uncomfortable atmosphere, he should have quit.
I feel bad for him, as well as the family that just lost their father, husband, and likely their main source of income.
To be real a lot of people burn out incredibly quickly and deal with depression and suicide ideation because they're not used to no longer being the "top" o their "class."
Doesn't sound like he was about that Adderall/Modafinil life that many of his coworkers are on.
RIP.
I'm going to err on the side of the fact that Uber has been under fire for their toxic environment more than anything.
There's stress in the industry sure, but not stress that should make you wilt and lose your will.

