How is Reddit?

It's down more often than sites that serve more than text.

their redesign sucks, can only use old.reddit.com

You know you're saving humanity by getting into Reddit.

I don’t think they pay very well. From what I’ve heard It’s the kind of company that people work at because they love the product not because of the pay

My friends like it. It's a great option if you like remote work. Lots of traffic.

Any tips to get to $350k TC in my career?

They completely ghosted me after I had my tech screen. Only company to do that to me

Go there and delete the redesign

The company is in hypergrowth mode trying to ipo in a few years. Lots of interesting projects and opportunities to make impact. There are definitely growing pain: maintaining a very large site, finding the balance between innovations while doing right to existing users and communities. Feel free to DM is you would like to chat

I think the upside is really strong still - lots of room for growth. But yes there are growing pains as is true for any company. The company isn’t as mature as FANG - which is the same reason why there’s the upside in just doing some fairly obvious things on the product/eng side. The apps are still new relatively and the web app just went thru a major facelift / update, all of which happened around 1-2 years ago only. The company is still in the middle of maintaining and migrating users off legacy systems yet it’s also building new more modern ones. I think the pay will probably end up being competitive with other major fang companies but the stock upside is way better. But of course it’s a risk, after all it’s not liquid (yet)