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>Grindr has 273. >And apparently Tinder has 809. What I find more interesting, is with that amount of employees, you barely hear any kind of leaks, not necessa
by tamimio 3y ago
>Grindr has 273.
>And apparently Tinder has 809.
What I find more interesting, is with that amount of employees, you barely hear any kind of leaks, not necessarily the technical type too, it feels like it’s a blackbox of employees unlike other apps say twitter etc., you never get to interact with a “tinder ex-employee” or such, kind of weird, especially when they are treated like that, I expect someone to go out and speaks up about some internal policies, or anonymously leaking some emails, how actually the algorithm works that obviously destroys dating scene so you can pay them more, and so on.
- johnnyanmac 3y ago800 isn't enough for the scale of leaks you're expect (since you're comparing to twitter). Especially if it's one of those rare companies that tries to retain employees. It also doesn't help that while 800 is a lot, there's probably less than a few dozen who would be managing those policies. I'm sure those employees are compensated (or threatened) more than enough to stay shut.