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Reddit was smaller and scrappier than I'd expected- a tech company that had been around 10+ years with only ~500 employees when I joined.  This being both it's greatest strength and biggest issue when I was working there. First the positives- Reddit genuinely cared about it's product, it's customers, and it's impact. CEO and other C-Suite were active in weekly All-Hands meetings and were open about progress, failures, opportunities. They made good-faith efforts to engage the team with QA and try to address both tough and frivolous issues directly. This was facilitated by the company being as small as it was, but the best thing about working at Reddit is that you could tell the people working there gave a d*mn.  Even if there were so many challenges there was also so much room to grow and improve. The flip side to that coin was that (when I was there) Reddit was struggling to be a well organized, professional company- things were always changing, turnover and burnout at all levels, and people's experience at Reddit was either pretty good/ok structurally or absolutely terrible. 95% of this depended on your manager, their manager, and your team. Certain teams absolutely had it together. They had the talent, tools, and support they needed to do their best work. Other teams were in absolute shambles spending more time trying to source the talent, build the tools, and try to find the support they needed than actually doing their jobs, by no fault of their own. End of the day this seems pretty standard for "Start-Up" style companies- trying to lay the foundation while moving ahead and full-speed.  Because of that, it can be completely hit or miss depending on your personal experience there.

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I love working here, even on a contract basis. The co-workers are absolutely fantastic, the management genuinely cares about their people and the work is rewarding along with the pay. I would do basically anything to retain a full position because of how awesome this place is. 

Management is a mess. Does not have clear vision, forces ICs to create vision, but places blame on ICs for lack of execution when there are no resources. Shifting strategies and thrash.

Yes, as described, the company has been going in decline with lots of unannounced layoffs (even after leadership had previously said no layoffs would be happening) disguised as changes in the performance reviews. 

Not right   Not helpful. No bonus plays favorites.  Reviews are garbage. Doesn’t give good advice. Management needs to be changed. Greedy people.Everyone there either likes you or completely dislikes you 

It's interesting to work with people from all over the world although the timezone can be confusing for global sharing. Nonetheless everyone is open to share their learnings across the market

I had a great time during my summer internship at reddit. I wish there was more of a project I got to do but I still was able to learn a lot and meet some amazing people. I was super sad not to get a return offer.

Log in to log off, lots of work, days go by. Sometimes really stressful. Lacks meaning. Forced to promote political agenda. Hard to find purpose or support.

Productive and fun workplace. Productive and fun workplace. Productive and fun workplace. Lots of snowcones to make. It is a good job because you can make peop

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