4 ms·
What's the work culture like at Truth Social? Are you guys mostly remote? How many developers are there? Are you hiring a lot of new people? Is there an ideolog
by maxbond 3y ago
What's the work culture like at Truth Social? Are you guys mostly remote? How many developers are there? Are you hiring a lot of new people? Is there an ideological current to the workplace culture?
I won't be applying, but I'm genuinely curious what it's like to work at a company in such a unique situation.
- truthsocial 3y agoPretty good! Relatively small team (between 10 and 100), biased toward senior with a few ~5 year more intermediate people, mostly remote across the US although we do have an office and try to get together monthly to quarterly. Ironically, lots of open source contributors. We are hiring for a few roles but mostly just being opportunistic rather than needing to hire. Remarkably little turnover for a tech company. We've all worked at multiple other places made the conscious decision to make this a good place to work. Biggest challenges are supporting multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Web), all the backend infra, etc at scale with a small team -- i.e. normal startup stuff. Also the perennial challenge of doing new features vs. making things more robust. A lot of info in the SEC filings as well as news articles (many of which are predictably biased for partisan reasons).
- choppaface 3y agoIt’s not political bias when your co-workers get caught and enter a guilty plea: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/04/03/business/trump-truth-social-insider-trading https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/04/03/business/trump-truth-soci...
- leereeves 3y agoThose were venture capitalists who invested in the acquiring SPAC, not workers at Truth Social.