Out of the social networks in the Bay Area, Reddit is the one I'm most excited about and I'm applying for a job there.
Fellow Reddit PMs, could you share your thoughts on the PM culture and talent there?
Could you also share some pointers on how to prepare for the interviews? I'm quite excited about the particular role and I would like to do well.
TC $450k
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That 450 is not happening.
Engagement is super high, but MAUs aren't growing and the site (and corporate) are quickly becoming Woke Gardens, killing part of their own userbase. This isn't much different from the high-visibility parts of the Twitterverse. Then again with how much the owners have murdered the site and betrayed free speech, rejiggering it to force heavy advertising on the users would be a smaller and more welcome change.