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I know it has become a massive cliche to say this and I usually don't engage in this conversation, but I think in this case it's legitimate - Reddit has 1,800 e
by mvdtnz 3y ago
I know it has become a massive cliche to say this and I usually don't engage in this conversation, but I think in this case it's legitimate - Reddit has 1,800 employees?! How?! I worked at a well-known mid-size tech company that had around 15 consumer and B2B products and employed 2,000 people and it felt bloated.
- Demmme 3y agoReddit has apparently over 430 million active users per month. So alone your glibal teams for infra alone should be at least 100
- Arnt 3y agoSay 150 for that. That leaves 1650 others then.
- perceptronas 3y agoIf I were to guess, their engineering is probably around 650 people. But I don't have any data to make this claim.
- Demmme 3y agoMarketing, development, translates, legal team, hr, hiring.
- rjh29 3y agoLikely sales, teams to attract advertisers in each region (including AMAs, sub-editor prizes, etc.) Then moderation, legal, PR and abuse report handling.
- nunobrito 3y agoIncredible. That is indeed quite a figure.
- BonoboIO 3y agoWow ... 1800. They must work all on moderation.
- braza 3y ago> worked at a well-known mid-size tech company This is one of the most common confusion that folks does to related their own experience with some regional/national tech company in comparison with global tech products with millions of users plus multiple juriscitions and regional aspects that needs to be taken in consideration. Good luck trying to deal with regional ad sales, content moderation, legal, account management without a local team.
- mvdtnz 3y agoThe company I was talking about was Atlassian so well into the millions of users in virtually every region on the planet.