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As I remember, it's not your karma score that really matters, but being recognized from here helps when they read applications. The same effect is obviously tr
by Xichekolas 18y ago
As I remember, it's not your karma score that really matters, but being recognized from here helps when they read applications.
The same effect is obviously true everywhere. Being known by someone on the inside gets you a job more often than not, etc.
- Zak 18y agoIf I recall correctly, when I went in 2005, the application requested my reddit username. I had hardly any karma, but a few people, including Steve and Alexis knew me from my comments.