It definitely wasn’t the plush office that enticed Kristin Sverchek to take the general counsel job at Lyft Inc. in November. Her workspace a simple Ikea desk and swivel chair is no different from anyone else’s at the San Francisco startup.
Sverchek has no office and little privacy. When she needs to make a confidential call, she grabs her cellphone and walks down a flight of stairs to the parking lot next door. There, beneath a large Lyft billboard, she can speak without being overheard.
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